all of sth
used to emphasize the amount or number of something, usually when something is small in a disappointing or unusual way:
In the last two years the book has sold all of 200 copies.

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all of
all of (something)
only.
His book has sold all of 200 copies.

Usage notes: used to suggest that it would be foolish to expect more
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of all of something (= as much or as many as there are)

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all of something
all of (something)
only.
His book has sold all of 200 copies.

Usage notes: used to suggest that it would be foolish to expect more
Etymology: based on the literal meaning of all of something (= as much or as many as there are)

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all of
adj. phr., informal
1. At least the amount or number of; fully; no less than.
It was all of ten o'clock before they finally started.
She must have paid all of $50 for that hat.
2. Showing all the signs of; completely in.
■ Used with "a".
The girls were all of a twitter before the dance.
Mother is all of a flutter because of the thunder and lightning.
The dog was all of a tremble with cold.

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