all of

The complete quantity

All of emphasizes the entirety or full extent of something: All of the cake is gone, She waited all of ten minutes before leaving.

With measurements or quantities, it often carries ironic understatement, suggesting something is less impressive than expected: The whole trip took all of five minutes.

Without the irony, it simply stresses completeness: All of us were there.

totality

everything

The complete set

aggregate · total · complete set · every bit · the lot · the works · comprehensive · exhaustive · every single · each and every

collective

everyone

All people collectively

emphasis

no less than

remarkably · quite · entirely · completely · wholly

Opposites
quantity/completeness

all ofpart of

Belonging to a whole

a bit of · a handful of

Family

all, of, overall, altogether

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G