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Allof

Definition:

Allof is a term which is primarily used in computer programming to indicate the entirety or completeness of a specific set or group. It is often utilized to represent a combination of elements or conditions that must all be satisfied.

Parts of Speech:

  • Noun - Allof
  • Adjective - Allof
  • Adverb - Allof
  • Verb - Allof (present tense)

Senses/Usages:

Sense 1 - Noun:

Used as a noun, Allof refers to the combination of all elements or conditions in a given set or group.

Example Sentence:

The Allof the members of the committee unanimously agreed on the final decision.

Sense 2 - Adjective:

When used as an adjective, Allof describes something that encompasses or includes everything or everyone related to a particular subject or category.

Example Sentence:

The conference room was decorated with Allof the national flags to represent various participating countries.

Sense 3 - Adverb:

In its adverbial form, Allof modifies a verb, indicating that an action is performed completely or to the fullest extent possible.

Example Sentence:

She meticulously cleaned Allof the dishes before putting them back in the cupboard.

Sense 4 - Verb:

As a verb, Allof represents the act of confirming or affirming the truth or accuracy of a statement or belief.

Example Sentence:

The witness will Allof his testimony in the court trial tomorrow.

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