altogether
Pronunciation: [ˌɔːltəˈɡɛðər]
Word
Context: “totality”
(adverb) when you want to say that something is completely true or that you are considering everything together. It's like saying ‘all in all’ or ‘in total’.
Example
Altogether, we spent a wonderful week at the beach.
Example
Even though we had fun, it wasn't altogether perfect because it rained a few days.
Example
How much did we altogether spend on the trip?
Context: “agreement”
(adverb) when you are saying that two or more things are being considered as a single unit. It shows that all parts are included as one.
Example
The team worked altogether, and they finished the project early.
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They didn't work altogether; some members were not involved in the project.
Example
Did everyone participate altogether in the meeting?
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