Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
all-out
adjective
/ɔːl aʊt/

Definition
Fully committed or engaged in a particular effort or activity; leaving no effort or resource unutilized.

Examples
- The team gave an all-out effort to win the championship.
- After months of hard work, they decided to go all-out for the final presentation.
- She made an all-out attempt to improve her grades before the end of the semester.

Meaning
The term ‘all-out’ describes a situation where someone makes a complete effort towards a task or goal, often with intensity and no reservation.

Synonyms
- complete
- full-scale
- wholehearted
- comprehensive
- unreserved