all-in-one

[ awl-in-wuhn ]

noun

1. an undergarment that combines a girdle and brassiere in one piece.

Example Sentences

This range of features gives Revolut a broad appeal - it describes itself as an “all-in-one finance app for your money” - but it’s also what cyber security experts warn could be a weakness.

From BBC

I’ve refused, because I figure I need at least one thread of access to the outside world that isn’t dependent on its all-in-one monopoly.

From Los Angeles Times

When Beast shut down in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, the space was used for Pomeroy’s new project Ripe Cooperative — an all-in-one restaurant, wine shop and grab-and-go market — until its closure in 2022.

From Salon

If the NFL wins, that would be one less challenge for Manfred to worry about, on a long list of challenges before MLB could get its all-in-one place, all-for-one-price streaming service up and running.

From Los Angeles Times

And he’s intrigued by a trend driven by China’s electric car explosion, with the installation of all-in-one stations that combine solar generation, battery storage and electric vehicle charging.

From Seattle Times