in total
When everything's added
In total means when everything is counted together or added up: In total, we raised twelve thousand dollars.
The phrase often introduces a sum or final count after itemizing components.
It functions like altogether or all told, typically appearing at the beginning of a sentence or after the figure it modifies.
In total; completely
- combinedMerged into one
- as a wholeConsidered as one unit
- togetherIn union or proximity
- all togetherIn one collective action
taken together · jointly · collectively · in all · all told · summed up · put together
To the full extent
- fullyTo the complete extent
- whollyTo the full extent
- utterlyTo the fullest extent
- absolutelyCompletely, without exception
thoroughly · completely · altogether · totally · in every way · one hundred percent · without exception · from start to finish
altogether
In total; completely
- combinedMerged into one
- as a wholeConsidered as one unit
- togetherIn union or proximity
taken together · all together · jointly · collectively · in all · all told · summed up · put together
entirely
To the full extent
absolutely · thoroughly · completely · altogether · totally · in every way · one hundred percent · without exception · from start to finish · through and through
sum
Addition's result
quantity · number · gross · entirety · accumulation · final count
in totalpartially
To an incomplete extent
in part · partly · incompletely · not entirely · to some extent
total, tote, totality, totals, totaled, toted, toting, subtotal, totalize