at all

idiom

Meaning

Used to emphasize a negative statement, question, or condition, meaning 'in any way' or 'to any extent'.

Examples

I am not hungry at all after that big lunch.
Do you have any idea at all where the keys might be?

Synonyms: in the least, whatsoever, in any way, remotely

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at all

idiom

Pronunciation: /æt ɔːl/

Definition

Used to emphasize a negative statement, question, or condition, meaning 'in any way' or 'to any extent'.

Examples

I am not hungry at all after that big lunch.
Do you have any idea at all where the keys might be?

Synonyms of at all

Words with a similar meaning to at all:

in the least
whatsoever
in any way
remotely

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