THAT WOULD BE ALL

Definition: A phrase commonly used to indicate that there is nothing more to add or say; it signifies the end or completion of a conversation or task.

Synonyms: That's It, End Here, Finished Now, Conclude Now, Wrap Up

Usage Examples in Sentences

#1
After telling a funny story, she added, "Well, that would be all about my weekend adventures."
#2
That would be all for today's meeting, thank you for your attention.
#3
For our itinerary, we have sightseeing in the morning, lunch at noon, and, finally, that would be all for the day.
#4
After discussing the budget, upcoming projects, and any concerns, I believe that would be all.
#5
With the completion of the report, the presentation, and the feedback session, that would be all.
#6
After reviewing the documents, I think that would be all for the legal matters.
#7
That would be all I have to say about the new policy.
#8
After discussing the project details, that would be all for today's meeting.

Usage Example in Conversation

Client: Thank you for assisting me with my query. I believe you've addressed all my concerns regarding the billing issue.Customer Service Representative: You're welcome. I'm glad I could help. If you have any more questions or issues in the future, don't hesitate to reach out.Client: Great, that would be all. Thanks again for your help.Customer Service Representative: Of course, have a wonderful day!
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