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all-out

adjective as in total

Strongest matches

Weak matches

adverb as in with full force

Strong matches

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By the time of his nomination, confirmation had turned into an all-out ideological war.

"And let's call it out: theirs is an all-out war on future generations too," Miliband said.

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It has turned the final days of the regular season into an all-out manhunt for even the slightest of trustworthy playoff options.

Workers started an all-out strike more than six months ago in a dispute over pay and plans to downgrade some job roles.

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The government wants an all-out “prohibition on overnight demonstrations in any university locations.”

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