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View definitions for at once

at once

adverb as in ensemble

adverb as in forthwith

adverb as in hand over fist

adverb as in in a moment

adverb as in instantaneously

adverb as in now

adverb as in right off the bat

adverb as in tout de suite

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Example Sentences

Fryberg left behind a dense record all-at-once ordinary and disturbing, that leaves more questions than answers.

The localisation of sensibility was merging into a unified perception whereby people would presently know all-over and at-once.

Then the flagship hauled home every rope by the silent ‘all-at-once’ action of one hundred men.

Then we perceived there were two fires throwing up their smoke in the morning sun—the "Come-at-once" signal.

All at-once the enraged chief showed by his gestures that he had resolved what course he would take.

And Joan, somehow or other, was aware of this, for she saw things all-at-once and all-over.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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