all one wants
all one wants adverb: as much as one wishes; to any extent; used to emphasize the preceding verb.
Adverb
all one wants (not comparable)
- As much as one wishes; to any extent; used to emphasize the preceding verb.
- Scream all you want, but it is not going to change the fact that the museum will be closed for the entire month.
- He can complain all he wants but it won't fix anything.
- Synonyms:
- all one likes
Synonyms of all one wants
Questions about all one wants
- What does all one wants mean?
- All one wants means as much as one wishes; to any extent; used to emphasize the preceding verb.
- What part of speech is all one wants?
- All one wants is an adverb.
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