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Definition of 'all together'

adverb

All at the same time; "Let's say `Yes!' all at once" [syn: all together, all at once]

adverb

Used of a group whose members acted or were acted upon collectively and when `all' and `together' can be separated by other words; "they were herded all together"; "they were all herded together"; "the books lay all together in a heap"; "the books all lay together..."

Synonyms of 'all together'

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all agreeing,
all at once,
as one,
as one man,
at a blow,
at a clip,
at a stroke,
at once,
at one blow,
at one jump,
at one stroke,
at one swoop,
at one time,
by acclamation,
coinstantaneously,
concurrently,
conjointly,
consentaneously,
corporately,
forthwith,
in a chorus,
in a hurry,
in agreement,
in chorus,
in common,
in concert with,
in concord,
in partnership,
in phase,
in sync,
in unison,
inharmony,
isochronously,
jointly,
mutually,
nem con,
nemine contradicente,
nemine dissentiente,
now,
on all hands,
on the beat,
one and all,
per saltum,
pronto,
right away,
right now,
right off,
simultaneously,
straightaway,
straightway,
subito,
synchronously,
then and there,
this minute,
this very minute,
to a man,
together,
unanimously,
uno saltu,
with one accord,
with one consent,
with one voice,
without contradiction,
without delay

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