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What does for all mean?

— In spite of, despite. — (mathematics, literally) Applying to every element of a set.

How do I use for all in a sentence?

All conditions for this situation have been cleared.

Then I package them and get them ready for distribution to all the hungry kids in the yard the next day.

When a kid owes me money, that makes me money. Now instead of paying a catcher 20 bucks, I got one for free. It's all profit.

After all, medieval alchemists engaged in what we now consider an absurd search for ways to transform base metals into gold.

They wanted better housing, education, and free health care for all.

Social democracy, with its promise of greater equality and opportunities for all, served as an ideological antidote.

After adjusting for inflation, today's price is nowhere near the all-time high of January 1980.

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