totals

Adds everything up

Totals are sums or aggregate amounts—the final figures after adding everything up: The totals don't match.

To total is to add up or amount to: The bill totaled over two hundred dollars.

In informal use, to total something is to destroy it completely, especially a vehicle: She totaled her car on the highway.

sum

addition

Joining quantities mathematically

whole · combined · cumulative · bottom line · net · gross · accumulated · end result

counting

tally

Recorded count

tabulation · calculation · numbering · itemization · accounting · computation · numeration · quantification · census · headcount

record

ledger

Financial record book

balance sheet · accounts · books · figures · columns · rows · receipts · invoices · statements · documentation

complete

entire

Lacking no part

absolute · overall · all-inclusive · exhaustive · complete · unified · finished · conclusive · ultimate · entirety

score

points

Units of tally

box score

Categories
Opposites
mathematical operation

totalssubtracts

Removes from a sum

deducts · subtractions · differences · decrements · takes away

completeness/scope

totalsparts

Individual elements of whole

partials · subtotals · fractions · portions · components

destruction outcome

totalsrepairs

Restorative maintenance work

restores · fixes · salvages · rebuilds · mends

Phrases
Family

total, totality, totaled, totaling, totalled, totalling, subtotal, totalize, sum total

Familiarity
Top 20,000
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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G