> This idea of 'absolutely all, with no exceptions whatsoever' as a
> definition for 'all' seems to have been batted around a bit by this
> point. I don't find that I use it in normal conversation -- does anyone
> have a good example of actual usage in this way? (in context would be
> better than more designed examples). I have a feeling that it is really
> seldom, if ever, used.
Perhaps one of the experienced Lojbanists on this list can offer a
concise phrase meaning "absolutely all, with no exceptions whatsoever",
so that anyone who wanted to be so emphatic could say {lo ... broda} or
{lo broda be ...} instead of {lo ro broda}, and the meaning of {ro}
could remain stable.