total

Everything added up

Total emphasizes completeness or entirety—the whole amount with nothing left out.

A total of the numbers is their sum.

Total silence is absolute silence.

A car that's totaled is damaged beyond economical repair: The crash totaled his truck.

To total something up is to add it: Let me total the bill.

A total stranger is someone completely unknown to you.

complete

whole

Full and undivided

thorough · exhaustive · all-inclusive · unabridged · intact · undivided · integral · outright · plenary · gross

sum

summation

Adding to find total

addition · accumulation · computation · tabulation · reckoning · enumeration · quantification · arithmetic · figures · accounting

overall

cumulative

Increasing by successive additions

comprehensive · net · gross · inclusive · blanket · umbrella · summary · composite · pooled · joint

absolute

utter

To vocalize words

unmitigated · unqualified · thorough · downright · out-and-out · categorical · unconditional · pure · rank · arrant

Categories
Opposites
completeness/extent

totalpartial

Favoring one side

incomplete · part · fractional · limited · unfinished

mathematical operation

totalsubtract

Remove from a sum

difference · remainder · deduct · minus · take away

GROSS vs NET (ACCOUNTING)

totalnet

Final amount remaining

after-tax · take-home · adjusted

Phrases
Family

totally, totality, totals, totaled, totaling, total depravity, total recall, totalled, totalling

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Top 5,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G