
The whole shebang
Idiomatic Usage
Used informally, often in conversation rather than writing.

When discussing our wedding plans, we realized we had to consider the whole shebang.
American Origin
It's a phrase that originated in American English, recognizable in English-speaking cultures.

The movie captured the feel of the 1920s, from the fashion to the slang—the whole shebang.
Emphasizing Completeness
Emphasizes that everything, even smallest details, is included.

He brought camping gear, food supplies, a first-aid kit – the whole shebang.
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