on all counts
The phrase "on all counts" is commonly used to indicate that something applies in every possible way or in every instance, often seen in legal and general contexts.
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Definition
B2General
(common)In every possible way or aspect.
Example
- The proposal was rejected on all counts.
- Her performance was excellent on all counts.
C1Legal
(technical)Regarding all charges or accusations.
Example
- The defendant was found guilty on all counts.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "on all counts":
by all accountson all handsall in allwhere it countsby all meansacross the boardof allall things consideredall the wayon pointand allfor allall correctof all things