- (used when you are comparing things or saying how good or bad something is) of any time
- one of the all-time great players
- my all-time favourite song
- Unemployment reached an all-time record of 3 million.
- Profits are at an all-time high/low.
Oxford Collocations DictionaryAll-time is used with these nouns:- classic
- favourite
- hero
- …
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Idioms
See all-time in the Oxford Advanced American Dictionarysink/stoop to a new/an all-time low
- to behave in a worse way than ever before
- The government has stooped to an all-time low with this policy.
- Reality TV has sunk to new lows.
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