in all

adverb

with everything included or counted (Freq. 1)

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altogether he earns close to a million dollars

• Syn: ↑altogether, ↑all told

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adverb

: all told : altogether

some 70 ships in all

in all we drove more than 40,000 miles

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in all

1. All told

2. In total

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Main Entry: ↑all

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in all all told phrase

when the whole of an amount or number is included

In all, there are over 120 languages spoken in London’s schools.

Thesaurus: everything and including everything_synonym

Main entry: all

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I

in total number; altogether

there were about 5,000 people in all

II

see all

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in all

: including everything or everyone

— used to indicate a total

There were about a thousand people at the concert in all. [=all told]

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Main Entry: ↑all

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in all idiom

as a total

Syn: ↑altogether

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There were twelve of us in all for dinner.

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That's £25.40 in all.

Main entry: ↑all_idiom