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at once
At the same time, as in We can't all fit into the boat at once . [First half of 1200s] Also see at one time , def. 1.
Immediately, as in Mother told the children to come inside at once . [First half of 1500s]
Example Sentences
That’s kind of the secret sauce for me, and it’s hard to maybe tick all those boxes at once.
Toni Morrison, whose “Beloved” changed me when I first read it as a teen, showed me how a novel can be ghost story, reckoning, testimony and lullaby all at once.
Well, it’s because you put it all out at once.
Then all at once they scattered and ran, some jumping over a nearby fence as agents raced after them on foot and in US Customs and Border Protection pick-up trucks.
Not all of the cameras are recording at once.
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