Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
all-at-once
Adverbial Phrase
/ɔːl æt wʌns/
Definition
All-at-once is an adverbial phrase that indicates something occurring simultaneously or at the same moment.
Examples
- She decided to call all her friends all-at-once to share the good news.
- The project team completed the tasks all-at-once to meet the deadline.
- The fireworks lit up the sky all-at-once, creating a spectacular display.
Meaning
It refers to multiple actions or events happening together without any delay between them.
Synonyms
- simultaneously
- concurrently
- at the same time
