all together

Speech parts

1. all together - Adverb

2. all together - Interjection

all at the same time

used of a group whose members acted or were acted upon collectively and when `all' and `together' can be separated by other words

Source: WordNet

all-together

all at once together commonly closely systematic altogether collectively mutually jointly popularly concurrently conditionally coincidently at the same time simultaneously

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basic directly mainly cold apart brief

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all together now

Let's say `Yes!' all at once Source: Internet

they were herded all together Source: Internet

they were all herded together Source: Internet

the books lay all together in a heap Source: Internet

the books all lay together... Source: Internet

After Chance Chancellor (Donny Boaz) confesses that Phyllis knows a secret he shares with Adam, Abby will put it all together. Source: Internet

all to smash all to the better all to the good all together now all told all too