all approved

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 16
Approved by all. all-approved Spenser."-More: Song of the Soul, Preface. all-approving, a. Approving of every"The courteous host, and all - approving guest." Byron: Lara, L. xxix. all-arraigning, a. Arraigning all people, or every part of one's conduct or reputation. "We dread the all - arraigning voice of Fame." Pope : Homer's Ody ey, bk. xxi., 348. all-a ist le , a . Wholly unable to render one's self or others a istance. "Stupid he stares, and all - a ist le stands." Pope: Homer's illad , bk. xvi., 970. all-atoning, a Atoning for all, or for everything; making complete atonement. "A patriot's all - atoning name." Dryden: Abs. and Achitophel. all-be, conj . [ALBE.] all-bearing, a . Bearing, in the sense of producing everything; omniparous. "Whatever earth, all - bearing mother, yields." Milton: P. L. , bk. v. "Where on th' all - bearing earth unmark'd it grew. Pope: Homer's Ody ey, Sk. x., 362. Everywhere, and in
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