The Britannica Dictionary
mobile search
Home
Ask the Editor
Word of the Day
Quizzes
Core Vocabulary
Browse the Dictionary
×
Britannica Homepage
Ask the Editor
Word of the Day
Quizzes
Core Vocabulary
Browse the Dictionary
The Britannica Dictionary
all–in
10 ENTRIES FOUND:
all–in
(adjective)
all
(pronoun)
call
(verb)
fall
(verb)
good
(adjective)
in
(adverb)
line
(noun)
wall
(verb)
intent
(noun)
purpose
(noun)
all–in
/ˌɑːl
ˈ
ɪn/
adjective
all–in
/ˌɑːl
ˈ
ɪn/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of ALL–IN
1
informal
:
very tired
By the end of finals week, I was
all-in
. [=
exhausted
]
[+] more examples
[-] hide examples
[+] Example sentences
[-] Hide examples
—
often written as two separate words
You look
all in
.
[+] more examples
[-] hide examples
[+] Example sentences
[-] Hide examples
2
British
a
:
all-inclusive
the
all-in
room rate
[+] more examples
[-] hide examples
[+] Example sentences
[-] Hide examples
b
:
allowing almost any technique or method
all-in
wrestling
[+] more examples
[-] hide examples
[+] Example sentences
[-] Hide examples
ASK THE EDITOR
What is the adjective form of
tourist
?
See the answer »
QUIZZES
Vocabulary Quiz
Test your word power
Take the Quiz »
Name That Thing
Take our visual quiz
Test Your Knowledge »
WORD OF THE DAY
plummet
:
to fall or drop suddenly in amount, value, etc.
Learn More »