that's all

phrase communication

The phrase 'that's all' is commonly used to indicate the end of a statement, task, or conversation, emphasizing that nothing more needs to be added.

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Definition

B1General Communication

(informal)Used to signal that nothing more needs to be said or added.

Example

I've told you everything you need to know. That's all.
You just need to fill out this form, and that's all.

B1Conversation

(informal)Used to indicate the end of a conversation or to politely conclude a discussion.

Example

Thanks for your help. That's all I needed.
I just wanted to check in and say hi. That's all.

B2Presentation

(informal)Used to conclude a presentation or speech, indicating that all points have been covered.

Example

And that's all for today's presentation. Thank you for listening.
I've covered all the main points. That's all.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "that's all":

that's it all that that's done it all there that'll do that does it this is it that's what's up and all all in all after all that's something and that say it all the end all the same end of story all in all set