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I see いっさい + neg. as meaning "not even a little bit". For example, in this
snippet:

> 火山はただの火山としてその他の説明をいっさいしないのです。

from [here](https://toyokeizai.net/articles/-/85403?page=3).

I translate that as "Not even a little bit does he make any explanation other
than the simplest possible explanation of the volcano representing just a
volcano."

I have seen いっこうに being used to express a similar connotation of 'not even a
little bit'; for example [this
sentence](https://jisho.org/sentences/518669aed5dda7e98100a93e).

Is there a difference in nuance between the two or can they be used
interchangeably?
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What is the difference in nuance between いっさい and いっこう?
I think that 一向に～ない has a nuance like "Someone doesn't do(or Something doesn't
happen), even though time passed." For example, we say
"彼を東京駅で待っているけど、一向に来ません。"
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