allover
- adjective
- /ˈɔːloʊvər/
- The room was painted with an allover color scheme that enhanced its warm and inviting atmosphere.
- an allover color
- an allover composition
Examples
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Look, if he sees me, it's allover.
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Once inside an individual booth, the sound is up close and direct, partially contained within the confines of the Formica-covered cabin, while the audio tracks from the adjacent booths fall into an allover ambient background.
Academic text (1998) -
The artist created an eye-catching design featuring an allover pattern of vibrant flowers.
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This dress has an allover print that makes it stand out at any event.
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Etymology
Allover comes from the common words all and over, which mean 'everything' and 'across'. Imagine paint that goes 'all over' a table, and you will remember that allover describes a pattern or colour that covers the whole surface.