Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
all-along
Adverb
/ˌɔːl əˈlɔːŋ/

Definition
All-along is an adverb that means throughout a specified period of time or during the entirety of a situation.

Examples
- She knew all-along that he was planning a surprise party for her.
- They had been friends all-along, even before they started working together.

Meaning
It refers to the idea that something has been true or has been happening from the beginning of a period in question, without any interruption.

Synonyms
- Throughout
- From the very beginning
- All the time