and all
The whole lot
And all is a casual phrase tacked onto the end of a statement to include related or implied things without listing them: She brought the kids and all, He was crying and all.
It can also serve as mild emphasis, suggesting the full extent of something: They invited us to stay for dinner and all.
British speakers use it more frequently than Americans.
Complete aggregate amount
- wholenessComplete, undivided state
- entiretyThe whole of something
- fullnessState of being complete
- everythingThe complete set
sum total · aggregate · comprehensive · exhaustive · universal · complete · total · whole
Completely, without exception
- utterlyTo the fullest extent
- completelyTo the fullest extent
- totallyTo the full extent
- entirelyTo the full extent
wholly · fully · altogether · thoroughly · quite · really · truly · indeed
totality
Complete aggregate amount
everything · sum total · aggregate · comprehensive · exhaustive · universal · complete · total · whole · entire
absolutely
Completely, without exception
- utterlyTo the fullest extent
- completelyTo the fullest extent
- totallyTo the full extent
entirely · wholly · fully · altogether · thoroughly · quite · really · truly · indeed · certainly
and allexcept for
Not including
excluding · not including · apart from · other than · minus
and allspecifically
In a precise manner
in particular · precisely · namely · just · exactly