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/roʊld ɪntˈu wən/ Listen

Rolled into one

adjective

Made up of several components combined into a single entity.

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"Rolled into one" Quotes from Famous Books

... and Arsene Lupin and all that sort of thing rolled into one. His name's Ismay—Arbuthnot Ismay. Clever—wonderful, they say; the police have never been able to fasten anything on him, though he's been known to boast of ...

— The Bandbox • Louis Joseph Vance

... right," grunted Browning, as he lazily rolled into one of the bunks. "Excuse me. I want to see what kind of a place I'll be stowed in ...

— Frank Merriwell's Cruise • Burt L. Standish

... trials of criminal cases take place in the front parlor of the victim's house, the villain acting as counsel, judge, and jury rolled into one, and a couple of policemen being told off to follow ...

— Stage-Land • Jerome K. Jerome

... magnificent, a phenomenal voice—a barytone and tenor rolled into one; a marvel of richness, sweetness, flexibility, and power—and had intended to sing at the opera; indeed, he had studied for three years at the Paris Conservatoire to that end; and there he had carried all before him, and given rise to ...

— Peter Ibbetson • George du Marier et al

... I know that very well. I ought to be a Dido and Niobe and Cassandra rolled into one. I'm a brute not to be dead or look a hag. I've gone through horrors, and the secrets I know could put dozens of people in prison, if not electrocute them. But you see I'm not the right type of person for the kind of life I've had, as I should be if I were in a story book, ...

— It Happened in Egypt • C. N. Williamson & A. M. Williamson

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