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all-American
[ awl-uh-mer-i-kuhn ]
adjective
- representing the entire United States.
- composed exclusively of American members or elements.
- selected as the best in the United States, as in a sport:
the all-American college football team of 1983.
noun
- an all-American player or performer.
all-American
adjective
- representative of the whole of the United States
- composed exclusively of American members
- (of a person) typically American
the company looks for all-American clean-cut college students
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of all-American1
Example Sentences
It was a bad idea to joke about someone's appearance in a sketch about The White Lotus, Ravens says, given Wood's casting has been praised for a character lacking "those all-American, fake-looking teeth".
Graham was The Times’ player of the year in 2021 and became an All-American at Michigan.
In what was the first all-American final at the tournament since 1990, the 31-year-old took charge, breaking Kenin in the opening game on her way to claiming the first set.
A stretch 6-foot-4 wing, Sienna is set to join the Bruins after being named the most valuable player of the McDonald’s All-American game this month.
UCLA’s first Associated Press first-team All-American is averaging 20 points, 9.6 rebounds and three blocked shots per game.
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