all in (Meaning)

Wordnet

all in (s)

very tired

fully committed to or involved in something, all-inclusive, tired, exhausted, being almost without restrictions

She gathered all in the room for an important announcement.
The chef used a variety of ingredients, throwing them all in the pot to create a flavorful stew.
The magician waved his wand, making objects disappear, then bringing them all in with a flourish.
The students completed their assignments, turning them all in before the deadline.
The athlete pushed through the finish line, giving it all in the final sprint of the race.
The concertgoers joined in, singing along with the band, making it an all-inclusive experience.
The manager called for a team meeting, urging everyone to pitch in and give their all in the upcoming project.
The treasure hunt involved finding clues scattered all in the house and yard.
The host welcomed all in attendance to the event, promising an evening of entertainment and camaraderie.
The artist displayed a collection of paintings, showcasing all in the gallery for visitors to admire.

very tiredfully committed to or involved in something, all-inclusive, tired, exhausted, being almost without restrictions

tapped out,tired, exhausted, weary, worn to a frazzle, beat, beaten, worn, bushed, done

fresh, relaxed,unwearied, unwearied, active, relaxed, rested, rested, fresh, active

She gathered all in the room for an important announcement.

The chef used a variety of ingredients, throwing them all in the pot to create a flavorful stew.

The magician waved his wand, making objects disappear, then bringing them all in with a flourish.

The students completed their assignments, turning them all in before the deadline.