all the best
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Also, all of the best . The entire number or amount of the highest quality of something, as in All of the best fruit was on display , or All the best students competed for the award .
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Best wishes, as in I've got to go now—all the best to you and the family . This idiom, first recorded in 1937, is used as an oral farewell or to close an informal letter or note.
Example Sentences
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Like all the best bands, they're a tight-knit gang.
From BBC
“We wish the new family all the best, and we look forward to safely getting them where they’re going through many of life’s events.”
From Los Angeles Times
“Even with all the best intentions of a new grandparent, talk to your adult children first,” Ameriprise’s Pearson said.
From MarketWatch
As the Glasgow-born historian Niall Ferguson has observed, all the best ideas about politics, economics and liberty were hatched and articulated in Scotland between 1750 and 1800.
A Department of Work and Pensions spokesperson said: "We are delighted that Tom is starting paid work, and we wish him all the best for the future."
From BBC
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