in all
With everything included
Counting everything together; as a total sum: There were fifty guests in all.
The phrase typically follows or precedes a number to indicate a complete count: We visited six countries in all, In all, the project took three years.
It emphasizes that nothing has been left out of the tally.
Complete sum
- sumAddition's result
- combinedMerged into one
- aggregateCombined sum total
- cumulativeIncreasing by successive additions
summation · tally · entirety · whole · collectively · comprehensive · inclusive · net
To the full extent
- whollyTo the full extent
- totallyTo the full extent
- fullyTo the complete extent
- thoroughlyIn complete detail
absolutely · utterly · altogether · completely · unreservedly · unconditionally · unequivocally · perfectly
total
Complete sum
cumulative · summation · tally · entirety · whole · collectively · comprehensive · inclusive · net · gross
entirely
To the full extent
thoroughly · absolutely · utterly · altogether · completely · unreservedly · unconditionally · unequivocally · perfectly · exhaustively
in allpartially
To an incomplete extent
in part · not counting · excluding · not including · partly
in allapproximately
Close but not exact
roughly · about · more or less · around · give or take
in allin part
To some degree
partially · partly · not entirely · incompletely · to some extent