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at all
In any way or manner, as in Is she able to sing at all?
To any extent, as in Was she at all surprised?
For any reason, as in Why bother at all?
In the slightest degree, under any circumstances, as in She simply refused to walk at all . This construction often occurs in the negative, as in He was not at all frightened . All four senses of this phrase date from the mid-1300s.
Example Sentences
The BBC has since learned that two of the premises visited in Portsmouth were not signed up to a self-exclusion scheme at all.
In fact, some of his clients have only tiny lawns, or no lawns at all these days, but they still need his services.
But, in an in-depth interview with the United We Stand fanzine, external to be published on Wednesday, Berrada says it is better to aim high than have no target at all.
“Our challenge now is to make you question whether you hate Abby at all and maybe make you start to love her and then be confused,” Mazin says.
"It is not safe at all. We are in extreme danger," one teacher told GroundUp.
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