All in
adjective
Completely tired.
After the intense workout, I was all in
Often appears as...
- feel all in
- look all in
Usage tips
Colloquial
adverb
Paying all of something, as in poker.
He went all in on that hand, betting all his chips
Often appears as...
- go all in
- bet all in
Usage tips
Risk-taking
Colloquial
adjective
Fully committed, not holding back.
They were all in on the new project
Often appears as...
- be all in
- go all in
adverb
Including everything.
The meal cost $10 all in
Often appears as...
- cost all in
- price all in
adjective
Completely tired.
After the intense workout, I was all in
Often appears as...
- feel all in
- look all in
Usage tips
Colloquial
adverb
Paying all of something, as in poker.
He went all in on that hand, betting all his chips
Often appears as...
- go all in
- bet all in
Usage tips
Risk-taking
Colloquial
adjective
Fully committed, not holding back.
They were all in on the new project
Often appears as...
- be all in
- go all in
adverb
Including everything.
The meal cost $10 all in
Often appears as...
- cost all in
- price all in
Definition 1 of 4
Pro Tip 1/3Fatigue Expression
Use 'all in' when you want to express you've used up all your energy and can't do more.
After the marathon, she felt all in.
Pro Tip 2/3Colloquial Usage
It's a casual phrase, so avoid using 'all in' in formal contexts like business reports or academic papers.
I can't join you tonight, I'm all in.
Pro Tip 3/3Physical Context
Often used after physical activities to describe the extreme tiredness one feels.
After moving furniture all day, we were all in.
Pro Tip 1/3Fatigue Expression
Use 'all in' when you want to express you've used up all your energy and can't do more.
After the marathon, she felt all in.
Pro Tip 2/3Colloquial Usage
It's a casual phrase, so avoid using 'all in' in formal contexts like business reports or academic papers.
I can't join you tonight, I'm all in.
Pro Tip 3/3Physical Context
Often used after physical activities to describe the extreme tiredness one feels.
After moving furniture all day, we were all in.
Pro Tip 1/3Fatigue Expression
Use 'all in' when you want to express you've used up all your energy and can't do more.
After the marathon, she felt all in.
Pro Tip 2/3Colloquial Usage
It's a casual phrase, so avoid using 'all in' in formal contexts like business reports or academic papers.
I can't join you tonight, I'm all in.
Pro Tip 3/3Physical Context
Often used after physical activities to describe the extreme tiredness one feels.
After moving furniture all day, we were all in.
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