all that

Really something special

All that means all of those things or everything just mentioned: After all that, she still said no.

It also functions as an intensifier meaning so very or to that degree, usually in negative constructions: It wasn't all that difficult.

The phrase can express dismissiveness: You think you're all that—meaning you believe yourself to be impressive when you're not.

totality

everything

The complete set

aggregate · universe · cosmos · existence · reality · the works · the lot · kit and caboodle · whole shebang · whole enchilada

impressive

amazing

Causing great wonder

exceptional · remarkable · wonderful · fantastic · extraordinary · phenomenal · spectacular · stellar · superb · magnificent

dismissive

nothing special

Lacking distinction or note

underwhelming · unexceptional · mediocre · ordinary · unremarkable · not worth it · meh · whatever · so-so · ho-hum

miscellany

hodgepodge

Confused, disorderly mixture

potpourri · melange · gallimaufry · patchwork · mosaic · collage · farrago · miscellanea · smorgasbord · olio

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Opposites
impressiveness/specialness

all thatnothing special

Lacking distinction or note

ordinary · unremarkable · mediocre · no big deal · average

desirability/appeal

all thatunappealing

Not pleasing or desirable

undesirable · nobody · a dime a dozen · chopped liver · wallflower

self-regard/confidence

all thathumble

Unassuming about oneself

modest · unassuming · down-to-earth · unpretentious · self-effacing

Family

all, that, although, altogether, albeit, thatch, thatched, thatcher, all-around

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