残のこらず

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Meanings

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Used adverbially to mean that nothing is left out; often implies thoroughness or totality.

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財ざい

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付ふ

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。

He donated his entire fortune.

その本ほんは残のこらず売うり切きれた。

The book sold out completely.

〈物もの〉を残のこらず食たべるto eat something up entirely, leaving nothing
出だされた料りょう理りを残のこらず食たべた。
I ate all of the food that was served, without leaving anything.
残のこらず話はなすto tell everything, holding nothing back
彼かれは知しっていることを残のこらず話はなした。
He told everything he knew, without leaving anything out.
〈物もの〉を残のこらず使つかうto use something up completely
予よ算さんを残のこらず使つかい切きった。
We used up the entire budget, without any left over.

全ぜん部ぶN5
全部 is a noun meaning 'all' or 'the whole', while 残らず is an adverb emphasizing that nothing is left over.
全すべてN3
すべて is a slightly more formal, literary word for 'everything' that can also modify nouns (すべての), while 残らず is used adverbially to stress that nothing remains.
すっかりN4
すっかり is a colloquial adverb for 'completely', often describing a change of state, while 残らず is slightly more formal and focuses on nothing being left behind.
くまなくN1
残らず means 'without exception, all of it' and often applies to items or people, while 隈なく specifically stresses covering every part of a physical area.
ことごとくN1
残らず means 'without leaving anything out' and is used similarly to ことごとく, but ことごとく carries a more formal, literary tone typically found in written Japanese.

残のこさず
残さず means 'without leaving (something) behind' and is used transitively (e.g. leaving food uneaten), while 残らず means 'all, without exception' describing nothing remaining.

Adverbial form of the verb 残る (のこる, 'to remain'), literally meaning 'without remaining'.