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all the while
[awl thuh wahyl, hwahyl]
idiom
during this time; all along.
She realized all the while that their plan would probably fail.
Word History and Origins
Origin of all the while1
Example Sentences
All the while Markram was quietly going about his business, during an authoritative and measured knock offering barely a chance.
All the while, musicians — some bandmates, others hired guns — filed in and out of four different studios, as he searched for perfection.
All the while, he condemned the police and prosecutors.
Kennedy, who attributes his heroin recovery to 12-step abstinence, made that clear in his 2024 documentary: “We’re going to build hundreds of healing farms” — places where people with addiction “learn the discipline of hard work” and “get re-parented,” all the while bringing “a new industry to these forgotten corners of America.”
Opera production she began blandly only to be awakened by the raw meaning of love, singing very prettily all the while.
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