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1. all-night
adjective.
Lasting,
open,
or
operating
through
the
whole
night.
Synonyms
nightlong
overnight
long
Antonyms
short
improvident
unretentive
unmindful
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2. cure-all
noun.
Hypothetical
remedy
for
all
ills
or
diseases;
once
sought
by
the
alchemists.
Synonyms
remedy
panacea
nostrum
elixir
catholicon
therapeutic
cure
curative
Antonyms
falsify
unhealthful
soften
stay
3. night
noun.
(ˈnaɪt)
The
time
after
sunset
and
before
sunrise
while
it
is
dark
outside.
Synonyms
evening
dark
time period
mean solar day
twenty-four hour period
24-hour interval
period of time
lights-out
twenty-four hours
weeknight
solar day
small hours
period
wedding night
day
nighttime
midnight
late-night hour
Antonyms
day
comprehensible
blond
enlightenment
enlightened
Etymology
night (English)
night (Middle English (1100-1500))
4. night
noun.
(ˈnaɪt)
The
period
spent
sleeping.
Synonyms
period
time period
period of time
Antonyms
downtime
regulation time
time off
uptime
Etymology
night (English)
night (Middle English (1100-1500))
5. night
noun.
(ˈnaɪt)
The
dark
part
of
the
diurnal
cycle
considered
a
time
unit.
Synonyms
unit of time
time unit
Antonyms
good-natured
white
good
Etymology
night (English)
night (Middle English (1100-1500))
6. night
noun.
(ˈnaɪt)
A
period
of
ignorance
or
backwardness
or
gloom.
Synonyms
period
time period
period of time
Antonyms
beginning
middle
lighten
improvement
Etymology
night (English)
night (Middle English (1100-1500))
7. night
noun.
(ˈnaɪt)
Darkness.
Synonyms
dark
darkness
Antonyms
light
sunrise
cheerful
Etymology
night (English)
night (Middle English (1100-1500))
8. all
adjective.
(ˈɔl)
Quantifier;
used
with
either
mass
or
count
nouns
to
indicate
the
whole
number
or
amount
of
or
every
one
of
a
class.
Synonyms
every last
every
each
Antonyms
some
no
natural object
fractional
9. all
adverb.
(ˈɔl)
To
a
complete
degree
or
to
the
full
or
entire
extent
(`whole'
is
often
used
informally
for
`wholly').
Synonyms
totally
entirely
completely
wholly
whole
altogether
Antonyms
partly
misconception
injured
diversified
unhealthy
10. all
adjective.
(ˈɔl)
Completely
given
to
or
absorbed
by.
Synonyms
complete
Antonyms
incomplete
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