The phrase "all deceit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to every instance or form of deception or dishonesty in a particular context.
Example: "The politician's speech was filled with all deceit, leaving the audience feeling betrayed."
Alternatives: "complete dishonesty" or "total deception".
Yet for all the deceit, absurdly small sums were involved:IGI restated earnings to show a loss of $4.3 million over three years instead of $2.6 million.
This knowledge will "rip you up and lay you open … and make all the deceit of your heart appear" (Fell 1656c, 7).
One of the faux Velvet Underground's tours of England was arranged by Clifford Davis, the manager of Fleetwood Mac, who in 1974 fabricated an all-time deceit.
We need a new word to describe such underhand tactics – "Duncian" or "IDioSyncratic" perhaps; a neologism that acknowledges all the deceits that Duncan Smith has weaved from the moment when he claimed on his CV that he had studied at Perugia University, rather than an Italian language school, to his manipulation of statistics today.
"All of the deceit, all of the lies, all of the feathering of the nest should be forgiven because Mr. Sterling had a duty to cooperate?" Blecher said.
The symptoms of this particular relapsing illness, after all, include deceit, denial and the betrayal of near and dear.
You don't want to fall into the pattern you experienced as a kid, where there's all this deceit and suspicion and spying.
He tells Otello that Rodrigo is safe, and that Iago is now dead, but that he confessed to all his deceit before he died.
Our story has it all: Fraud, deceit, conspiracy, cheating, lying, naivete, trust betrayed and on the Beats, Dre and Jimmy Iovine side, sex, drugs and rock 'n roll.
Their final objective toward which all their deceit is directed is to capture political power so that, using the power of the state and the power of the market simultaneously, they may keep the common man in eternal subjection.
