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all-time

[ awl-tahym ]

adjective

  1. never surpassed:

    Production has reached an all-time high.

  2. being as specified throughout its history:

    The game’s perfect balance of learning and enjoyment has earned it a place among the all-time gems of the genre.



all-time

adjective

  1. informal.
    prenominal unsurpassed in some respect at a particular time

    an all-time record at the Olympics

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51Թ History and Origins

Origin of all-time1

First recorded in 1910–15
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Apple opened its first store in the country in Beijing in 2008, the year the city hosted the Olympics and China's relationship with the West was at an all-time high.

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Wade has scored seven tries for Gloucester in 10 Premiership matches - including two hat-tricks - to take his try-scoring tally to 89, fourth on the league's all-time list.

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Now, her new home is L.A., donning the same purple and gold uniform that an all-time great in her top five women’s basketball list, Candace Parker, once wore.

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Relations with Algeria are also at an all-time low at the moment.

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What follows exceeds even Gaga’s high standards, entering the echelon of all-time great performance art pieces.

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