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Discover LudwigThe phrase "all the stuff" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used informally to refer to a collection of items, information, or things in a general sense.
Example: "I packed all the stuff I needed for the trip into one suitcase."
Alternatives: "everything" or "all the things".
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We have all the stuff we need.
They had all the stuff there, and I used ALL the stuff there.
And Susie hated all the stuff with her.
You've got stuff, but not all the stuff you need.
It's amazing all the stuff we get.
All the stuff.
"All the stuff that has happened.
But all the stuff is still there.
We try on all the stuff?
And I've had all the stuff before.
It's all the stuff that everyone knows.
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