Alist validation with cl-every and cl-notany

Have been looking at cl-every and cl-notany - with the intent to 
use them to determine whether a list is composed of cons cells 
(i.e. alist).

Basically these two implementations

(cl-every #'consp object) 
(cl-notany (lambda (x) (not (consp x))) object))))

A simpler form for the latter would be (not (cl-notany #'consp object))

They both seem to exit the first time a non-cons is encountered.
Thus there is no advantage of one over the other.  Am I right?