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have it all

have it all verb: to lead a successful life.

Verb

have it all (third-person singular simple present has it all, present participle having it all, simple past and past participle had it all)

  1. (idiomatic) To lead a successful life.
  2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see have, it, all.

Forms of have it all

third-person singular presenthas it all
present participlehaving it all
past participlehad it all
pasthad it all

Questions about have it all

What does have it all mean?
Have it all means to lead a successful life.
What part of speech is have it all?
Have it all is a verb.
What is the past tense of have it all?
The past tense of have it all is had it all.

Words near have it all in the dictionary

  1. have here
  2. have I got news for you
  3. have in
  4. have in mind
  5. have it
  6. have it all
  7. have it away
  8. have it bad
  9. have it both ways
  10. have it coming
  11. have it easy

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