Meaning & use

all-in

phrase·Everyday

Including everything, with no additional costs or exceptions.

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The hotel quoted an all-in price that covered meals, taxes, and transfers.

He decided to go all-in on the new business, quitting his job to focus on it.

A note on using this word

All-in meaning 'inclusive of everything' is common in pricing; the phrase 'go all-in' means to commit fully, borrowed from poker.

Words with a similar meaning

inclusivetotal

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