all round

all (a)round

1. In every way. I think this is a fine group of candidates all round.
2. For each individual person. Because we won the bar's contest, we get free appetizers all round!
See also: all
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

all round

1 in all respects. 2 for or by each person.
See also: all, round
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

all ˈround

(British English) (American English all aˈround)
1 in every way; in all respects: a good performance all round
2 for each person: She bought drinks all round.
See also: all, round
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
See also:
  • all (a)round
  • qual
  • by hook or (by) crook
  • by hook or by crook
  • by hook or crook
  • take second place
  • be (right) on the money
  • right on the nail
  • on the money
  • (right) on the money
References in classic literature
A new burst of hand-clapping rattled all round the arena.
He was so small that he could not reach up to the branches of the tree, and he was wandering all round it, crying bitterly.
All semi final and final recorded by World Taekwon Do Federation have been watched on DVD and they have been analysed as all techniques used in all rounds and their numeric values according to a competition liner developed by researchers.
Examining the frequency of applied techniques in all rounds in the competitions, that countries which won the games used mostly which techniques and their numeric values have been researched.
When the dispersion of this total point is regarded for all rounds of semi final and final competitions, dispersion is seen as in 1.