

I am all ready for the trip.
Completely or entirely.
I am all set for the meeting.
She is all done with her homework.
They are all excited for the concert.
all done
all set
all clear
entirely
totally
fully
She gave her all in the competition.
Complete or entire; without exception.
He read the book all night.
They agreed on all points.
We need to finish all tasks.
all day
all the time
all at once
entire
complete
whole
All of us went to the park.
The whole quantity or extent of something.
All of the cookies are gone.
All of my friends are here.
All students must attend the meeting.
all of us
all of them
all of it
everyone
everybody
the whole