If there's a world-wide all-out nuclear war it's said that there will be a "nuclear winter" all over the planet for several months.
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All-out
Synonyms for "all-out" (96 found)
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Closest matches (20)
Strong matches (28)
Related words (48)
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1 entriessimilar
1 entriesTranslations
34 translations across 7 languages.
Chinese Mandarin
4 entries- 全面的 adj (covering all aspects)
- 竭盡全力 /竭尽全力 adj (using every available means)
- 綜合的 /综合的 adj (covering all aspects)
- 竭盡全力 /竭尽全力 adv (in a manner in which one uses every available means)
Finnish
4 entries- kaikenkattava adj (covering all aspects)
- totaalinen adj (using every available means)
- täysimittainen adj (using every available means)
- kaikki pelissä adv (in a manner in which one uses every available means)
Galician
3 entries- completo adj (covering all aspects)
- exhaustivo adj (covering all aspects)
- sistemático adj (covering all aspects)
Irish
1 entries- dólámhach adj (using every available means)
Italian
3 entries- a tutto campo adj (using every available means)
- in piena regola adj (using every available means)
- in piena regola adj (covering all aspects)
Polish
4 entries- całkowity adj (using every available means)
- całkowity adj (covering all aspects)
- kompletny adj (using every available means)
- kompletny adj (covering all aspects)
Spanish
4 entries- comprensivo adj (covering all aspects)
- de órdago adj (using every available means)
- holístico adj (covering all aspects)
- sin cuartel adj (using every available means)
Sample sentences
14 total sentences available.
Tom, the gang leader, announced an all-out war with all the rival gangs.
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China could resort to all-out invasion.
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China could resort to all-out war.
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