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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

“We're talking about National Insurance, National Living Wage, we're talking about business rates. We have packaging and recycling taxes coming in. That's a lot of pressure on business all at once,” he said.

From BBC

I think of it as somewhere between a new age revival and a concert — joyful, rejuvenating, relaxing and festive all at once.

What I love about how we've been releasing the show, it's the first time I've been a part of a show since “Shots Fired” and “Underground” where it releases weekly instead of all at once.

From Salon

For Dr George, the "sense that the vampire can address a number of questions all at once," from death to love is the reason it stays with us today.

From BBC

Getting out of the stadium after the game — all at once — would be a different kind of nightmare.

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

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