# at all

Pronunciation: say "at AWL" US /æt ˈɔl/, UK /æt ˈɔːl/; AUS say "a-TAWL"

## Idiom

1. Used to mark any degree, quantity, or frequency above zero: to even the slightest degree, in any way, at any time, or under any circumstances.
   - Simple: Even a tiny bit, in any way, at any time, or in any situation.
   - _Is the new manager at all familiar with how the old system worked?_
   - _If you can come at all, we'd love to see you at the reunion._

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