何なにもかも

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Freq.FrequencyTop 10,000

Meanings

1

Emphasizes totality: every single thing without exception. Often used in expressions of completeness or when nothing is left out.

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I've forgotten absolutely everything.

彼かれは何なにもかも知しっている。

He knows everything.

全ぜん部ぶN5
全部 is a neutral way to say 'all' or 'the whole', whereas 何もかも is more emphatic and stresses that absolutely nothing is left out, often with emotional weight.
なんでもN3
何でも means 'anything/whatever' and focuses on any single item chosen freely, while 何もかも means 'everything' as a collective, exhaustive whole.
全すべてN3
すべて is a formal, neutral word for 'all/everything' used in writing and speech alike, while 何もかも carries a stronger emotional or exasperated nuance of totality.
なんでもかんでもN1
何もかも means 'everything without exception' in a fairly neutral way, whereas 何でもかんでも stresses an indiscriminate or stubborn sweeping-in of things, often disapprovingly.

Compound of 何も (nothing/anything) + かも (also, even), literally 'anything and also', emphasizing totality.