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all to

all to adverb: completely, totally. Also the misspelling of all too.

Adverb

all to (comparative more all to, superlative most all to)

  1. (archaic) completely, totally.

Also used as

all to is also the misspelling of all too.

Forms of all to

comparativemore all to
superlativemost all to

Origin of all to

From expressions such as all to break, all to split, all to broken, formed from the incorrect division of words containing the prefix to- (e.g. all tobreak, all tosplit, all tobroken). Equivalent to all + to-.

Questions about all to

What does all to mean?
All to means completely, totally.
What part of speech is all to?
All to is an adverb.

Words near all to in the dictionary

  1. all things come to those who wait
  2. all things considered
  3. all things to all men
  4. all things to all people
  5. all thumbs
  6. all to
  7. all to one
  8. all to smash
  9. all to the better
  10. all together
  11. all together now

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