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What is the antonym to all?

The antonym to "all" depends on the context. Here are a few options:

General antonyms:

* None: This is the most straightforward antonym, meaning "not any."

* Some: This indicates a portion but not the entirety.

* Few: This suggests a small number, contrasting with the totality of "all."

Specific antonyms:

* Individual: This contrasts with the collective nature of "all."

* Specific: This opposes the generality of "all."

Other possibilities:

* No: This can be used as a short form of "none."

* Not: This can be used before a word to negate it, like "not all."

The best antonym for "all" will depend on the specific situation and the intended meaning.

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