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all-night
[ awl-nahyt ]
adjective
- taking up, extending through, or occurring continually during an entire night; nightlong:
an all-night vigil.
- open all night, as for business; providing services, accommodations, etc., at all hours of the night:
an all-night restaurant.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of all-night1
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Example Sentences
The traveling show arrived in Shreveport at 7:30 in the morning after an all-night drive.
Sarang, which means “love” in Korean, starved to death while the Kims went on all-night gaming binges.
Moritz Erhardt had just worked three all-night shifts at the office, according to unconfirmed reports on social media.
The party scene grew and grew, and many a morning session was attended by bleary-eyed veterans of all-night binges.
His used to steal beer and break into empty properties for all-night drinking parties.
They paid no attention to me, but for fear they might, I tried to look as sleepy as an all-night bell-hop in a busy hotel.
Think of Edison's perseverance, his all-night experiments, without food or drink, his life-long hard and unremitting effort.
I follows the girl until she turns around the corner where there is an all-night drug-store.
There was little doubt that Miss Goucher's turn for the worse had come as the result of Susan's disturbing all-night absence.
"Joe, here, is a minin' man--when he ain't runnin' a all-night lunch-stand," explained Cheyenne.
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