What does " All in all " mean ? please provide an example
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It means to conclude or to wrap up. It's in the concluding paragraph.
Example:
All in all, the pyramids in Egypt took a long time to construct.
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It's a phrase to sum up a lot of information.
'All in all' is synonymous 'with all things considered,' 'everything considered', ' on the whole'.
Examples:
All in all, it has been a good day. (The total sum of the day has been good.)
All in all, that performance was great. (The total sum of the performance was good)
I hope this helps, rather than confuses :)
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