en-masse
As one body
En masse means all together, as a group acting in unison.
From French, literally "in a mass." The phrase suggests collective movement or action: The audience rose en masse to applaud.
It emphasizes unity of action rather than individual decisions: The board resigned en masse after the scandal.
At the same instant
- togetherIn union or proximity
- collectivelyAs a whole group
- unifiedCombined into one
- coordinatedArranged to work together
protest · rally · demonstration · walkout · exodus · migration · resignation · uprising
Bulk sales to merchants
- bulkMain mass or size
- entiretyThe whole of something
- altogetherIn total; completely
- totalityComplete aggregate amount
sweeping · widespread · comprehensive · universal · blanket · across-the-board · large-scale · overwhelming
simultaneously
At the same instant
- togetherIn union or proximity
- collectivelyAs a whole group
- unifiedCombined into one
coordinated · protest · rally · demonstration · walkout · exodus · migration · resignation · uprising · mobilization
wholesale
Bulk sales to merchants
- bulkMain mass or size
- entiretyThe whole of something
- altogetherIn total; completely
totality · sweeping · widespread · comprehensive · universal · blanket · across-the-board · large-scale · overwhelming · numerous
troops
Military personnel collectively
- deploymentOrganized distribution of resources
- advanceMove or progress forward
- chargeCost or accusation
assault · formation · battalion · regiment · invasion · offensive · mobilization · cavalry · infantry · flanking
en-masseindividually
One at a time
one by one · separately · singly · one at a time · independently
en-massepiecemeal
In separate stages
gradually · incrementally · bit by bit · sporadically · little by little
mass, masses, massive, massively, massiveness, amass, amassed, amassing