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Not at all

ˌnot at ˈall

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Not all roses

Not all that

Not all that good, well, etc.

Not all there

Not all, everything, etc. Somebody/something is cracked up to be

Not always

Not amount to a hill of beans

Not an earthly

Not an iota

Not any hard feelings

Not anymore

Not anything going on upstairs

Not anything like

Not anything to boast about

Not anything to choose from

Not anything to speak of

Not anything to write home about

Not anything upstairs

Not anywhere near

Not as (something) as all that

Not as bad, tall, etc. As all that

Not as black as (one) is painted

Not as black as you are painted

Not as young as (one) used to be

Not as young as one used to be

Not at all

Not at any price

Not at the races

Not bad

Not bat an eye

Not bat an eyelash

Not bat an eyelid

Not be a barrel of laughs

Not be a bed of roses

Not be a patch on somebody/something

Not be able to do something for toffee

Not be able to tell one end (of something) from the other

Not be about to do something

Not be above

Not be above doing something

Not be all beer and skittles

Not be all day

Not be all morning

Not be all there

Not be cut out for something

Not be fussed

Not be getting any younger

Not be having any of it

Not be in the business of doing something

Not be in the same league/class/street

Not be long for this world

Not as black as is painted

Not as black as is painted

Not as black as is painted

Not as black as is painted

Not as black as one is painted

Not as black as she is painted

Not as black as she's painted

Not as black as they are painted

Not as black as they're painted

Not as black as we are painted

Not as black as we're painted

Not as black as you are painted

Not as black as you're painted

Not as far as I know

Not as fast as light

Not as green as I'm cabbage looking

Not as green as I'm cabbage-looking

Not as green as you are cabbage looking

Not as green as you are cabbage-looking

Not as I do

Not as young as (one) used to be

Not as young as he used to be

Not as young as I used to be

Not as young as one used to be

Not as young as she used to be

Not as young as they used to be

Not as young as used to be

Not as young as we used to be

Not as young as you used to be

Not assigned

Not at all

Not at any price

Not at home

Not at liberty to discuss

Not at liberty to say

Not at my backyard

Not at my desk

Not at risk

Not at the moment

Not at the races

Not at this address

Not at this time

Not authorized

Not authorized if issued under

Not authorized POMCUS

Not authorized prepositioning - deferred

Not available

Not available in north america

Not away from keyboard

Not baby related

Not back to school camp

Not back to work or studies

Not back yet

Not bad

Not bad

Not bad

Not bad

Not bad

Not bad for free

Not bad yourself

Not bat an eye

“all are not” should usually be “not all”

Sentences that refer to exceptions to a rule are frequently flawed by faulty construction. Here are five such statements and their fixes.

1. “just as all habits aren’t bad, all infinite loops aren’t, either.”
revision: “just as not all habits are bad, not all infinite loops are, either.”

2. “but all of its coffee is not fair trade.”
revision: “but not all its coffee is fair trade.” (I also deleted the extraneous of.)

3. “in many parts of the world, egg donation and embryo donation are not permitted, and all religions may not allow for surrogacy.”
revision: “in many parts of the world, egg donation and embryo donation are not permitted, and not all religions may allow for surrogacy.”

4. “all that’s beautiful about the wind cave national park does not lie beneath its surface.”
revision: “not all that’s beautiful about the wind cave national park lies beneath its surface.”

5. “so all hikes don’t have to be a same-day round-trip excursion, there are ten developed campsites.”
revision: “so not all hikes have to be a same-day round-trip excursion, there are ten developed campsites.”

Normally, I annotate each item in this type of post with an explanation of what’s involved in the specific revision. In this case, however, the solution for each is the same simple step: insert not before all, and alter the negative proposition farther along in the sentence to a positive proposition. (usually, all that’s required is deletion of not or its contraction, though the last item requires the removal not only of the contraction in don’t but also do itself.)

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9 responses to ““all are not” should usually be “not all””

I think it would be “none of its coffee is fair trade.”

Nelson carter on july 30, 2013 8:34 pm

Yes, robin, it would be if you interpreted the original sentence literally as written. But I’m pretty sure that’s not what the writer was trying to say. “all is not” is not the same as “not all is,” which is the basic point of this article.

Lucas on july 31, 2013 4:35 am

Yes, nelson, I agree with you. For the same reason, the original sentence number 4 doesn’t make sense.

Oliver lawrence on august 12, 2013 3:24 am

The solution to no. 5 also needs to remove the comma splice:

From
“so not all hikes have to be a same-day round-trip excursion, there are ten developed campsites.”

To
“so not all hikes have to be a same-day round-trip excursion; there are ten developed campsites.”

Or
“so not all hikes have to be a same-day round-trip excursion, for there are ten developed campsites.”

Mark nichol on august 12, 2013 2:11 pm

There is no comma splice in this sentence, but the insertion of a word would make it clearer that so is not setting up a conclusion (in which case a comma should follow it): “so that not all hikes have to be a same-day round-trip excursion, there are ten developed campsites.” better yet, the sentence could be improved by reversing the clauses: “ten developed campsites are available so that not all hikes have to be a same-day round-trip excursion.”

David B. On october 16, 2013 12:36 pm

My favorite is the “fine print” seen in so many advertisements: “not available in all stores.” well, if it isn’t available, why advertise it?

Olav on february 20, 2019 7:53 pm

Would you also “fix” a well-known saying like “all that glitters is not gold”?

Mark nichol on march 05, 2019 5:21 pm

Editing is often a matter of judgment: I would not pull the writer over to determine whether he or she has poetic license to “mangle” that statement. The policing of poetic syntax is not in my lane. But I would, for example, query a poet about apparent misuse such as affect in place of effect, or a misspelling, or an obtrusive or misplaced punctuation mark.

Sally on june 14, 2020 3:08 am

Thank you, this is my biggest grammar peeve!

All no

Definition of all (entry 2 of 4)

Definition of all (entry 3 of 4)

Definition of all (entry 4 of 4)

Synonyms & antonyms for all

Synonyms: adjective

Concentrated,

Entire,

Exclusive,

Focused

( also focussed ) ,

Undivided,

Whole

Synonyms: adverb

All of,

All over,

Altogether,

Clean,

Completely,

Dead,

Enough,

Entire,

Entirely,

Even,

Exactly,

Fast,

Flat,

Full,

Fully,

Heartily,

Out,

Perfectly,

Plumb

[ chiefly dialect ],

Quite,

Soundly,

Thoroughly,

Through and through,

Totally,

Utterly,

Well,

Wholly,

Wide

Synonyms: pronoun, singular or plural in construction

Everybody,

Everyone

Antonyms: adjective

Diffuse,

Divided,

Scattered

Antonyms: adverb

Half,

Halfway,

Incompletely,

Part,

Partially,

Partly

Antonyms: pronoun, singular or plural in construction

Nobody,

None,

No one

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Choose the right synonym for all

Whole, entire, total, all mean including everything or everyone without exception. Whole implies that nothing has been omitted, ignored, abated, or taken away. Read the whole book entire may suggest a state of completeness or perfection to which nothing can be added. The entire population was wiped out total implies that everything has been counted, weighed, measured, or considered. The total number of people present all may equal whole, entire, or total. All proceeds go to charity

Examples of all in a sentence

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First known use of all

Before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

Pronoun, singular or plural in construction

Before the 12th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

1593, in the meaning defined above

History and etymology for all

Middle english al, all, alle, going back to old english eall (west saxon), all (anglian), going back to germanic *alla- (whence also old frisian al, alle "the whole of," old saxon all, old high german al, all, old norse allr, gothic alls), probably going back to *al-no- or *ol-no-, derivative of a base *ala-/*ola- seen in compounds (as old english ælmihtig almighty entry 1, old saxon alohwīt "completely white," old high german alawāri "quite true," gothic alabrunsts "burnt offering," calque of greek holokaútōma), of uncertain origin

Note: both the correct repertoire of comparable forms and a valid indo-european reconstruction have been subjects of dispute. Perhaps directly comparable to germanic *ol-no- is welsh oll, holl "the whole, all" (with h- of secondary origin); the same base might be present in old irish uile "all, every," if going back to *ol-i̯o-. (old irish oll "great, ample" is probably not related.) outside of germanic and celtic other comparisons have been suggested, as oscan allo "whole, entire" and lithuanian aliái (in aliái víenas "all, everyone"). As an indo-european reconstruction, kroonen ( etymological dictionary of proto-germanic) proposes *h₂el-nó- for germanic and *h₂ol-i̯o- for old irish uile, though the assumption of ablaut seems arbitrary. Whatever the ultimate origin, an etymon restricted to western (european) indo-european.

Middle english al, all, going back to old english all, representing adverbial uses of the quantifier all entry 1

Pronoun, singular or plural in construction

Middle english al, all, going back to old english all, pronominal use of the quantifier all entry 1

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No one

Definition of no one

Synonyms & antonyms for no one

Synonyms

Nobody,

None

Examples of no one in a sentence

First known use of no one

12th century, in the meaning defined above

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The first known use of no one was in the 12th century

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RECORDS & SHEET MUSIC NUMBER ONES

Charts of record sales did not begin in the UK until 14th november 1952. "the hit parade" was first published by the the music paper, the new musical express. However, these web pages also provide the number one songs in the sheet music sales charts from 1950. These show the most popular songs of the time, plus the most notable recordings of the songs which were in the shops.

Thus these web pages give you more than a half century of UK hits from 1st january 1950 right up to the present day. However, please bear in mind that this web site exists mainly to provide historic chart data, and is not designed to provide the very latest details of no 1 hits. Whilst the listings are kept fairly up to date, there may be periods when the very latest hits are not yet listed.

LINKS TO ARTISTS' WEB SITES

In addition to the thumb-nail comments for each hit, an added feature of these pages is a link to a web site about the performer, writer or producer mentioned in the lists. In some cases, acts mentioned in the comments have links too, even if they never had a number one!

The vast majority of the acts and writers listed have web links, but sites for some performers have not been found. Furthermore, some listed a couple of years back may now have closed down. If you can fill a gap, or notice dead links, please e-mail details.

Finally, your comments and corrections are always welcome. During the life of this web site, a number of corrections and comments have been taken on board. Thank you to everyone who has e-mailed me.

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