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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all odds" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of overcoming challenges or difficulties, often in the phrase "against all odds."
Example: "She succeeded in her career against all odds, proving her determination and resilience."
Alternatives: "despite all challenges" or "in the face of adversity."
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"All odds — all odds — said I shouldn't be standing here.
All odds from Coral Bookmakers.
Against all odds, he agreed.
Against all odds, it did.
Against all odds, you win.
This is art made against all odds.
There were, against all odds, no breakdowns.
Because he made it against all odds.
And we resist that against all odds.
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