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all-in-one
[awl-in-wuhn]
noun
an undergarment that combines a girdle and brassiere in one piece.
Example Sentences
Pittsburgh International Airport opened a new, all-in-one terminal last week, just in time for Thanksgiving.
Apollo Global Management and State Street launched an all-in-one fund, known as a target-date fund, that blends public and private investments.
“If made right, it’s a nutritious all-in-one meal.”
In 1996, Owens opened the Crystal Palace, an all-in-one restaurant, concert venue and museum of the star’s life, located at 2800 Buck Owens Blvd.
An all-in-one Home Run Derby and skills competition of outfielders contorting their bodies in all directions to make highlight-worthy catches?
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