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adverb in every part; everywhere

preposition covering the whole surface or extent of something

• The news of the scandal spread all over the country.
• I've been looking for my keys all over the house.
• She's been partying all over town.
• His emotions were all over the place during the breakup.

noun a sound or combination of sounds that has the power to express emotions, convey a message, or evoke a response

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• The symphony orchestra performed a beautiful piece of music at the concert.
• I love listening to music while I study, it helps me concentrate.
• Hey, do you wanna go check out some live music at the bar tonight?
• Her words were like music to my ears, bringing comfort and reassurance.

noun the highest or uppermost point, part, or surface of something

verb to cover or provide with a top

adjective situated at the highest or uppermost position

• The company aims to be at the top of the industry in terms of innovation.
• I always make sure to keep my room clean from top to bottom.
• That new restaurant is top notch, you have to try their food!
• She reached the top of the mountain after hours of climbing.

verb to increase in intensity or volume; to appear or arrive unexpectedly

• The guest turned up to the event right on time.
• I turned up at the party and saw all my friends there.
• She turned up at the club looking fly.
• His determination turned up in the final moments of the game.