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all hail

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interjection Archaic.
  1. a salutation of greeting or welcome.

Origin of all hail

Middle English word dating back to 1350–1400
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Related Words for all hail

signal, cry, calling, alarm, hail, yawp, whoop, shout, command, holler, yell, scream, ahoy

Examples from the Web for all hail

Historical Examples of all hail

  • He then parodied the All-hail of the witches to Macbeth, addressing himself to me.

  • He was practising what I always think of as his celluloid smile, whispering, and all-hail with everybody.

British Dictionary definitions for all hail

all hail

interjection
  1. an archaic greeting or salutation

Word Origin for all hail

C14, literally: all health (to someone)
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