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all-night

[awl-nahyt]

adjective

  1. taking up, extending through, or occurring continually during an entire night; nightlong.

    an all-night vigil.

  2. 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

First recorded in 1520–30
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Example Sentences

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Hollywood movies and TV shows tend to focus on the more decadent aspects of Thai culture — from the all-night Full Moon Party to sex tourism in Bangkok.

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On the corner of East 4th Street, the all-night fried chicken joint was empty, and the counter man was sitting at one of the tables reading a copy of the News.

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The "Bee Network", where all-night services have been trialled, has been described as a success, despite facing some teething problems with delays.

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Following an all-night vigil and a service of remembrance the players were laid to rest in a semi-circle of graves.

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Meanwhile, efforts to transform cities into all-night zones have – in some cases - proved disappointing.

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