all to
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English[edit]
Etymology[edit]
From expressions such as all to break, all to split, all to broken, formed from the incorrect division of words containing the prefix to- (e.g. all tobreak, all tosplit, all tobroken). Equivalent to all + to-.
Adverb[edit]
all to (comparative more all to, superlative most all to)
- (archaic) completely, totally.
Adverb[edit]
- Misspelling of all too.