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at all

ADVERB
anyway
Synonyms
STRONGEST
anyhow ever once
WEAK
at any rate however in any case in any event in any manner nevertheless
ADVERB
ever
Synonyms
STRONGEST
consistently constantly continually forever regularly usually
WEAK
anytime at all times at any point by any chance endlessly eternally everlastingly evermore for keeps in any case in perpetuum incessantly invariably on any occasion perpetually relentlessly till cows come home to the end of time unceasingly unendingly
ADVERB
possibly
Synonyms
STRONGEST
conceivably likely perhaps probably
STRONG
maybe peradventure perchance
WEAK
God willing by any chance by any means could be if possible in any way not impossibly within realm of possibility
Antonyms
STRONGEST
improbably unlikely
WEAK
impossibly
NOUN
anytime
Synonyms
WEAK
at any moment at one's convenience every-time no matter when when one will whenever

Example Sentences

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Every recommendation targets prose, while the upstream-influence problem, something the author herself seemed most concerned with, received no actionable attention at all.

From Slate • Apr. 17, 2026

UN Secretary General António Guterres commended the role of the US in facilitating the ceasefire, and urged all parties to "fully respect" and "comply with international law at all times".

From BBC • Apr. 17, 2026

That sometimes, the thing that makes a dish feel complete isn’t something new at all, but something that’s been sitting in your kitchen the whole time, waiting to be seen a little differently.

From Salon • Apr. 16, 2026

Aside from Eagle Rock’s forthcoming cafe, and the massive ficus tree that will remain unique to the Los Feliz location, Williams hopes the two stores won’t be so different at all.

From Los Angeles Times • Apr. 16, 2026

But the shack, which had moments ago been engulfed in flames, was suddenly not on fire at all.

From "The Undead Fox of Deadwood Forest" by Aubrey Hartman