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all over

ADJECTIVE
affectionate
Synonyms
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caring friendly loving sympathetic warm warmhearted
WEAK
attached crazy over dear devoted doting fond huggy kind lovey-dovey mushy nutty about partial soft on tender
Antonyms
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aloof cold cool uncaring unfeeling unfriendly unsociable
WEAK
antagonistic disliking undemonstrative
ADJECTIVE
complete
Synonyms
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entire full perfect sweeping
STRONG
accomplished achieved attained compassed concluded consummate done down effected ended executed realized terminated
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all over but the shouting all-embracing all-inclusive done with fini finished off full-fledged home free plenary that's it through
Antonyms
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incomplete part
STRONG
unfinished
WEAK
defective deficient imperfect lacking missing needy short wanting
ADJECTIVE
done
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complete completed concluded consummated depleted drained effected ended executed exhausted fixed fulfilled perfected performed realized rendered set spent succeeded terminated wired wrought
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a wrap all in brought about brought to pass buttoned-up compassed over through used-up
Antonyms
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incomplete indefinite unfinished unfixed unfulfilled unused
WEAK
undone
ADJECTIVE
throughout
Synonyms
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all the time all through around at full length completely during every bit everyplace everywhere far and near far and wide for the duration from beginning to end from end to end from one end to the other from start to finish from the start from the word go high and low in all respects in every place in everything inside and out on all accounts over overall right through round the whole time through the whole of to the end up and down
ADJECTIVE
pandemic
Synonyms
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broad catholic common comprehensive cosmopolitan empyrean general generic regular sweeping total whole
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accepted all all-embracing all-inclusive astronomical celestial cosmic customary diffuse ecumenical extensive global multinational mundane omnipresent planetary prevalent stellar terrestrial ubiquitous undisputed unlimited unrestricted usual widespread worldly worldwide
Antonyms
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abnormal exclusive extraordinary incomplete individual infrequent narrow partial particular rare specific uncommon unusual
ADJECTIVE
ubiquitous
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everywhere omnipresent pervasive universal
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ubiquitary wall-to-wall
Antonyms
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rare scarce
ADJECTIVE
universal
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broad common comprehensive extensive global prevalent ubiquitous unlimited
STRONG
catholic cosmopolitan empyrean general generic regular sweeping total whole
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accepted all all-embracing all-inclusive astronomical celestial cosmic customary diffuse ecumenical multinational mundane omnipresent planetary stellar terrestrial undisputed unrestricted usual widespread worldly
Antonyms
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limited narrow rare restricted scarce uncommon
STRONG
abnormal exclusive extraordinary incomplete individual partial particular specific unusual
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confined local
ADVERB
around
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about everywhere over
WEAK
any which way encompassing in the vicinity in this area neighboring throughout
ADVERB
everywhere
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far and wide here and there omnipresent ubiquitous
WEAK
all around all over creation all over the map here till Sunday high and low in all quarters in each place in every direction in every place inside and out near and far overall pole to pole the world over throughout ubiquitously universally wherever
Antonyms
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nowhere
ADVERB
overall
Synonyms
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chiefly everyplace everywhere generally speaking in the long run largely mainly mostly on the whole predominantly primarily principally throughout
Antonyms
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incomplete narrow
ADVERB
universally
Synonyms
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always globally
WEAK
without exception
Antonyms
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especially sometimes specifically
NOUN
anyplace
Synonyms
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anywhere
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everywhere in any place in whatever place wherever
NOUN
anywhere
Synonyms
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anyplace
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everywhere in any place in whatever place wherever

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He told me the all-over skin laser treatment he's been having has reduced his skin age by 22 years, the greatest age reduction in any part of his body.

From BBC • Apr. 20, 2023

It's the perfect, just-set icing on top of pastries, cookies, and cakes at your favorite bakeries — perhaps most identified as the all-over glaze atop petit fours.

From Salon • Dec. 19, 2021

Rather than the all-over, canvas-filling brush strokes favored by other abstract painters, Mitchell’s works were looser, gathered away from the edges.

From New York Times • Sep. 2, 2021

“We wanted to focus on classic characters like Elmo and the Count and do an edgier all-over print.”

From Los Angeles Times • Dec. 8, 2019

Her neck and wrists were bare, and her hair was a mess—a pile, an all-over glob of red curls.

From "Eleanor & Park" by Rainbow Rowell