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all-state

or all-State

[ awl-steyt ]
/ ˈɔlˈsteɪt /
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adjective
selected on the basis of merit to represent one's state, often in a competition: an all-state debater; a pitcher on the all-state team.
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Words nearby all-state

all-sorts, All Souls' Day, allspice, all square, all-star, all-state, Allston, All's Well That Ends Well, all systems go, all talk (and no action), all-terrain bike
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