totaled
Summed up everything
Totaled means destroyed beyond practical repair.
A car is totaled when the cost to fix it exceeds its value—the insurance company writes it off as a total loss: Some drunk driver totaled my Honda.
The word applies to any vehicle or object wrecked completely.
Separately, totaled is the past tense of total, meaning added up: I totaled the receipts.
Added all together
- addedIncluded as extra
- talliedSummed and recorded
- computedDetermined by calculation
- reckonedCalculated or supposed
tabulated · aggregated · counted · enumerated · itemized · accounted · accumulated · consolidated
summed
Added all together
reckoned · tabulated · aggregated · counted · enumerated · itemized · accounted · accumulated · consolidated · invoiced
crash
Sudden violent impact
- collisionForceful contact between objects
- write-offRecorded value reduction
- smashupViolent vehicular collision
pileup · fender-bender · rear-end · rollover · head-on · t-bone · airbags · impact · wreck · demolished
equaled
Was equivalent to
grossed · netted · tally · overall · cumulative · combined · aggregate
- insurance claimsclaim form, claim filing, claim settlement, claims processing, claims adjuster
- damageddamaged, broken, wrecked, ruined, destroyed
- Car Damagedent, scratch, dents, scratches, scrape
- car talkpedal to the metal, hit the gas, step on it, floor it, burn rubber
- destroyeddestroyed, demolished, annihilated, obliterated, decimated
- ruinedruined, destroyed, wrecked, demolished, obliterated
totaledintact
Not damaged or altered
undamaged · preserved · repairable · salvageable · pristine
totaledestimated
Roughly calculated beforehand
approximated · itemized · broken down · disaggregated · uncounted
totaledestimated
Roughly calculated beforehand
approximated · guessed · rounded · uncalculated · untallied
- grand totalComplete sum of parts
- total lossIrreparably damaged item
- in totalConsidering the complete sum
- total destructionComplete and utter ruin
- total silence
- total eclipseComplete blocking of light
total, totality, totals, totaling, totalled, totalling, totalitarian, totalitarianism, subtotal