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What is a synonym for everything?

There isn't one perfect synonym for "everything" because it depends on the context. Here are some options, each with slightly different connotations:

General:

* All - This is the most straightforward synonym, meaning "the whole amount or number."

* Each and every - This emphasizes individual items within a group.

* Whole - This refers to the entirety of something, often in a physical sense.

* Total - This emphasizes the sum of all parts.

* Every single thing - This is similar to "each and every" but emphasizes individual items more.

* All things considered - This focuses on a complete assessment of a situation.

Formal:

* Totality - This is a more formal synonym for "everything."

* Entirety - This emphasizes the wholeness of something.

Informal:

* The whole shebang - This is a casual expression for "everything."

* The whole kit and caboodle - This is another casual expression for "everything."

The best synonym for "everything" will depend on the specific context and tone you want to achieve.

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