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Definition of all-encompassing in English: all-encompassingadjective Including or covering everything or everyone; comprehensive. an all-encompassing package to combat global warming Example sentencesExamples - Needless to say, the themes are all-encompassing, taking in love, lust, grime, hedonism and exultation, as well as the usual dirty grind.
- The collection is so vast it can only be summed up as an all-encompassing history of Native Americans contained under a single roof.
- These two works made brilliant use of technology, demonstrating digital art's potential to create all-encompassing environments, simultaneously visceral and conceptual.
- The sets here are as lavish, the stage action as imaginative, the sound as vivid and balanced, the camera work as all-encompassing as one could wish for in any production.
- For Hayes, the garden has become an all-encompassing metaphor for a life of plenitude.
- Death becomes the all-encompassing horizon that organizes the experience of time and generates all the efforts to overcome time.
- From the time I was cognizant, until my early twenties, football was an all-encompassing part of my life.
- Music is a more than an auditory sensation: it is a thoroughly and all-encompassing physical experience.
- A claustrophobic, all-encompassing atmosphere of utter darkness takes over the poem.
- She treads the fine line between cutting-edge verve and all-encompassing appeal, embracing pop and rock while retaining her R & B roots.
- While India does have patent law, it's not nearly as complex as US patent law and likely not as all-encompassing.
- This act precipitated a war between the families that escalated over time into all-encompassing civil discord in Tuscany.
- In theory, cultural studies is all-encompassing: Shakespeare and rap music, high culture and low, culture of the past and culture of the present.
- What is most compelling is the way Salles establishes the all-encompassing bond that mother and daughter share, which becomes immediately apparent.
- Jack Ford, as he now became, spent the next three years in a rigorous, all-encompassing apprenticeship under his brother.
- Even though he focuses almost totally on the insects, one gleans bits of personal information that elucidate his all-encompassing endeavors, bordering on mania.
- While a romantic comedy doesn't need all-encompassing idealism, this one fights any hint of it.
- The roof of the Hotel Pennsylvania afforded an all-encompassing view of the site.
- The chapters are surprisingly short and snappy, without the ambition or all-encompassing portraits we've come to expect.
- It's up to you to not let minor annoyances become all-encompassing drama.
Synonyms comprehensive, all-inclusive, complete, full, full-scale, all-embracing, encyclopedic, thorough, in-depth, thoroughgoing, extensive, intensive, all-out, profound, far-reaching, sweeping, umbrella
Definition of all-encompassing in US English: all-encompassingadjective Including or covering everything or everyone; comprehensive. an all-encompassing package to combat global warming Example sentencesExamples - This act precipitated a war between the families that escalated over time into all-encompassing civil discord in Tuscany.
- The chapters are surprisingly short and snappy, without the ambition or all-encompassing portraits we've come to expect.
- The sets here are as lavish, the stage action as imaginative, the sound as vivid and balanced, the camera work as all-encompassing as one could wish for in any production.
- While a romantic comedy doesn't need all-encompassing idealism, this one fights any hint of it.
- Needless to say, the themes are all-encompassing, taking in love, lust, grime, hedonism and exultation, as well as the usual dirty grind.
- She treads the fine line between cutting-edge verve and all-encompassing appeal, embracing pop and rock while retaining her R & B roots.
- The collection is so vast it can only be summed up as an all-encompassing history of Native Americans contained under a single roof.
- Death becomes the all-encompassing horizon that organizes the experience of time and generates all the efforts to overcome time.
- Even though he focuses almost totally on the insects, one gleans bits of personal information that elucidate his all-encompassing endeavors, bordering on mania.
- These two works made brilliant use of technology, demonstrating digital art's potential to create all-encompassing environments, simultaneously visceral and conceptual.
- In theory, cultural studies is all-encompassing: Shakespeare and rap music, high culture and low, culture of the past and culture of the present.
- It's up to you to not let minor annoyances become all-encompassing drama.
- A claustrophobic, all-encompassing atmosphere of utter darkness takes over the poem.
- What is most compelling is the way Salles establishes the all-encompassing bond that mother and daughter share, which becomes immediately apparent.
- For Hayes, the garden has become an all-encompassing metaphor for a life of plenitude.
- From the time I was cognizant, until my early twenties, football was an all-encompassing part of my life.
- Jack Ford, as he now became, spent the next three years in a rigorous, all-encompassing apprenticeship under his brother.
- The roof of the Hotel Pennsylvania afforded an all-encompassing view of the site.
- While India does have patent law, it's not nearly as complex as US patent law and likely not as all-encompassing.
- Music is a more than an auditory sensation: it is a thoroughly and all-encompassing physical experience.
Synonyms comprehensive, all-inclusive, complete, full, full-scale, all-embracing, encyclopedic, thorough, in-depth, thoroughgoing, extensive, intensive, all-out, profound, far-reaching, sweeping, umbrella
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