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View definitions for all at once

all at once

adverb as in concurrently

adverb as in ensemble

adverb as in suddenly

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Example Sentences

Fryberg left behind a dense record all-at-once ordinary and disturbing, that leaves more questions than answers.

Then the flagship hauled home every rope by the silent ‘all-at-once’ action of one hundred men.

And Joan, somehow or other, was aware of this, for she saw things all-at-once and all-over.

The story of the nursing situation conveys the "all-at-once" as well as the unfolding.

For my part, I hardly knew whether to sing or say what I had to reply to these all-at-once attacks upon me!

That's what she means by saying she's an all-at-once and an all-over person.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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