All there
adjective
Being mentally sound or sane.
After the accident, the driver wasn't all there

Often appears as...
- she's not all there
- he's not all there
adjective
To be entirely present or accounted for.
All the materials needed for the project are all there

Often appears as...
- materials are all there
- resources are all there
adjective
Being physically fit or in good health.
She's been feeling sick lately, but now she's all there

Often appears as...
- she's all there
- he's all there
adjective
Being mentally sound or sane.
After the accident, the driver wasn't all there

Often appears as...
- she's not all there
- he's not all there
adjective
To be entirely present or accounted for.
All the materials needed for the project are all there

Often appears as...
- materials are all there
- resources are all there
adjective
Being physically fit or in good health.
She's been feeling sick lately, but now she's all there

Often appears as...
- she's all there
- he's all there
Definition 1 of 3

Mental Sharpness
Use it to comment on someone's mental clarity or alertness, usually implying a lack.

After his sleepless night, Jim didn't seem all there at the meeting.
Indirect Speech
It's often used not to directly call someone insane but to hint at it tactfully.

I wouldn't trust her judgement; she isn't quite all there.
Negative Contexts
This phrase is commonly used in negative sentences to politely state someone is mentally off.

He's not all there ever since the incident.
Mental Sharpness
Use it to comment on someone's mental clarity or alertness, usually implying a lack.

After his sleepless night, Jim didn't seem all there at the meeting.
Indirect Speech
It's often used not to directly call someone insane but to hint at it tactfully.

I wouldn't trust her judgement; she isn't quite all there.
Negative Contexts
This phrase is commonly used in negative sentences to politely state someone is mentally off.

He's not all there ever since the incident.
Mental Sharpness
Use it to comment on someone's mental clarity or alertness, usually implying a lack.

After his sleepless night, Jim didn't seem all there at the meeting.
Indirect Speech
It's often used not to directly call someone insane but to hint at it tactfully.

I wouldn't trust her judgement; she isn't quite all there.
Negative Contexts
This phrase is commonly used in negative sentences to politely state someone is mentally off.

He's not all there ever since the incident.
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