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adjective:   completely given to or absorbed by
Example: "Became all attention"

adverb:   to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
Example: "A totally new situation"

name:  A surname (very rare: popularity rank in the U.S.: #28059)

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Alternative Terms
whole gum-band you-all complete entire gross total part-whole aggregate everything sum absolutely altogether dead flat fully just perfectly quite thoroughly utterly well wholly clean clear big-small-amount limited-unlimited all-along all-better all-but all-ears alley all-eyes all-s-for-the-best all-gone all-in-a-day-s-work all-in-all all-over-but-the-shouting all-over-one all-over-the-place allow-for all-right-for-you all-right-with-one all-roads-lead-to-rome all-set all-s-fair-in-love-and-war all-s-well-that-ends-well all-talk-and-no-action all-the all-thumbs all-up all-very-well all-wet all-work-and-no-play all-year-round at-sea in-good-time sew-up above-all after-all against-all-odds as-all-getout at-all be-all-and-end-all beat-all by-all-accounts by-all-means by-all-odds cap-it-all fall-all-over-oneself fire-on-all-cylinders universal-quantification for-all-one-is-worth get-away get-one-s-act-together go-all-the-way have-all-one-s-buttons have-it hold-all-the-aces in-a-dither in-all in-conscience all-in-the-same-boat it-s-all-downhill it-s-all-over-with it-takes-all-sorts jump-all-over-someone know-all-the-answers laugh-all-the-way-to-the-bank least-of-all let-it-all-hang-out not-all-it-s-cracked-up-to-be not-for-all-the-tea-in-china have-a-nerve of-all-things once-and-for-all one-and-all pull-out-all-the-stops put-all-one-s-eggs-in-one-basket seen-one-seen-them-all