Pronunciation: /nɑt ɔl ðæt/
adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, indicating a quality or attribute
A1 I am not all that hungry.
A2 The movie was not all that interesting.
B1 The new restaurant is not all that expensive.
B2 Her presentation was not all that impressive.
C1 The book is not all that well-written.
C2 The painting is not all that valuable.
adverb modifies an adjective, verb, or another adverb, indicating the degree or extent of something
A1 I am not all that hungry.
A2 She is not all that interested in sports.
B1 The movie was not all that great, but it was entertaining.
B2 The new restaurant is not all that popular yet.
C1 The book was not all that well-written, despite its popularity.
C2 His performance was not all that impressive compared to the others.
conjunction connects words, phrases, or clauses in a sentence
A1 I am not all that hungry, so I will just have a small snack.
A2 She's not all that interested in sports, but she'll come watch the game with us.
B1 The movie was not all that great, but I still enjoyed watching it.
B2 The new restaurant is not all that expensive, considering the quality of the food.
C1 His explanation was not all that convincing, so I still have some doubts.
C2 The concert was not all that well-organized, but the music was amazing.
formal The new policy changes are not all that different from the previous ones.
informal I heard the movie was not all that great, so I'm not sure if I want to see it.
slang The party last night was not all that lit, to be honest.
figurative Her excuses were not all that convincing, so I knew she was lying.
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