Definition for All over:

• over the entire area; " the wallpaper was covered all over with flowers"; " felt tired all over"

Synonyms for All over:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • ended,
  • over,
  • concluded,
  • complete,
  • terminated.
  •complete (adjective)
  • fini,
  • all-embracing,
  • terminated,
  • all-inclusive,
  • through,
  • ended,
  • done,
  • concluded,
  • done with.
  •done (adjective)
  • perfected,
  • complete.
  •throughout (adjective)
  • in all respects,
  • around,
  • at full length,
  • completely,
  • from the word go,
  • to the end,
  • far and near,
  • every bit,
  • round.

• adv

  •everywhere (adverb)
  • in every place,
  • all over the map,
  • the world over,
  • universally,
  • in every direction,
  • here and there.
  •universally (adverb)
  • without exception.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • over.
  •around (adverb)
  • about,
  • over,
  • throughout.
  •everywhere (adverb)
  • in every place,
  • far and wide,
  • inside and out,
  • in every direction,
  • overall,
  • here and there,
  • all over the map,
  • the world over,
  • in all quarters,
  • high and low,
  • universally.
  •overall (adverb)
  • overall,
  • everyplace.
  •universally (adverb)
  • without exception,
  • always.

• n.

  •
  • all over the place,
  • anywhere.
  •all over (noun)
  • everywhere,
  • over,
  • concluded,
  • everyplace,
  • terminated,
  • ended,
  • complete,
  • finished.
  •anyplace (noun)
  • anywhere,
  • everywhere,
  • everywheres.
  •anywhere (noun)
  • anyplace.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • throughout,
  • anyplace.
  •wherever
  • anywhere.
  •Other relevant words:
  • skimble-skamble,
  • harum-scarum,
  • every bit,
  • far and near,
  • all over the map,
  • shot,
  • fully,
  • done with,
  • defunct,
  • affectionate,
  • always,
  • throughout,
  • under the sun,
  • anyplace,
  • extinct,
  • the world over,
  • Expunged,
  • completely,
  • there,
  • decided,
  • universally,
  • around,
  • without exception,
  • to the end,
  • far and wide,
  • inside and out,
  • every inch,
  • everywheres,
  • in all creation,
  • from the word go,
  • internationally,
  • hugger mugger,
  • in all respects,
  • perfected,
  • in every direction,
  • all over the place,
  • round,
  • settled,
  • on all hands,
  • in a mess,
  • every which way,
  • up,
  • about,
  • altogether,
  • upstairs and downstairs,
  • all-embracing,
  • Deleted,
  • in disarray,
  • all-comprehensive,
  • entirely,
  • on all counts,
  • root and branch,
  • to the hilt,
  • at full length,
  • in every place,
  • in all quarters,
  • through and through,
  • Cosmically,
  • in every quarter,
  • wound up,
  • outright,
  • at all points,
  • done,
  • in confusion,
  • you name it,
  • heart and soul,
  • all through,
  • in a muddle,
  • clear out,
  • from the ground up,
  • higgledy-piggledy,
  • pole,
  • here,
  • in every respect,
  • here and there,
  • in disorder,
  • in extenso,
  • wholly,
  • dead,
  • invariably,
  • Willy nilly,
  • all-inclusive,
  • head and shoulders,
  • anywhere,
  • done for,
  • fini,
  • all-pervading,
  • overall,
  • roundly,
  • in all places,
  • kaput,
  • out of,
  • high and low,
  • through,
  • in all directions,
  • helter-skelter.

Antonyms for All over:

• adj.

  • affectionate
    Disliking, unfeeling, aloof, cold, antagonistic, unsociable, uncaring, cool, unfriendly, undemonstrative.
  • complete
    wanting, defective, short, part, incomplete, deficient, missing, unfinished, needy, imperfect, lacking.
  • done
    unperfected, unused, raw, undone, unfixed, Vetoed, saved, indefinite, lively, rare, Denied, unfulfilled.
  • pandemic
    infrequent.
  • ubiquitous
    scarce.
  • universal
    unusual, limited, specific, extraordinary, uncommon, confined, abnormal, particular, individual, partial, exclusive, local, restricted.

• adv.

  • everywhere
    nowhere.
  • overall
    narrow.
  • universally
    especially, sometimes, specifically.
  • Other antonyms:
    superficially, halfway, hardly, partially, marginally, minimally, roughly, incompletely, just, partly, approximately, somewhat, scarcely, slightly, half, barely, kind of.