Definition of "at all" in English

Adverb

1. Indicating degree, quantity or frequency greater than zero: to the slightest degree, in any way, at any time or in any circumstance.

   • You mustn't speak to her at all.
   • Can you see anyone at all?
   • Are you at all bothered by the noise?
   • Let me know if you are at all concerned.
   • Were you angry that he was laughing too hard, or that he was laughing at all?
   • My speech didn't seem to go down well at all.
   • I'm glad that she didn't stay long, but sorry that she came at all.
   • This is the only one of the issues for which I am at all responsible.
   • If it’s at all possible, I'll try and do it.