all in all

1. Taking everything into account, as in All in all our trip to Europe was a success. [First half of 1500s]

Example Sentences

Things get pretty nutty by the end, but all in all it’s an interesting ride.

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But all in all, their track record has been nearly a clean sweep.

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So, all in all, it was a good result.

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"Still, all in all, it is good that there is an agreement with the US, that there are no further escalations."

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It’s the very opposite of elite and all in all presents a more complete picture of the nation than you are liable to find elsewhere.

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