🔄altogether

adverb
/ˌɔːltəˈɡɛðər/

Meaning

completely; in total; entirely
completely; in total; considering everything

Example Sentences

The project was altogether successful despite the challenges.

The project cost altogether five thousand dollars.

Example Expressions

altogether now

Synonyms

completely, entirely, totally, wholly, fully, in total
Entry 1
completely, entirely, totally, wholly, fully
Entry 2
completely, entirely, totally, in total

Antonyms

partially, incompletely, separately
Entry 1
partially, incompletely
Entry 2
partially, incompletely, separately

Collocations

altogether different, not altogether, altogether impossible, altogether wrong, cost altogether, altogether new, stop altogether
Entry 1
altogether different, not altogether, altogether impossible, altogether wrong
Entry 2
altogether different, cost altogether, altogether new, stop altogether

More Example Sentences

He stopped smoking altogether.

We stopped arguing altogether.

They stopped complaining altogether.

He stopped making excuses altogether.

They stopped wasting time altogether.

She stopped blaming others altogether.

I stopped checking my phone altogether.

She stopped eating junk food altogether.

We stopped watching that show altogether.

I stopped buying things I don't need altogether.

Related Vocabularies

early; in good time
in a way that is not secret or hidden
Used to add information that supports or emphasizes what has already been said.
By or in itself; intrinsically.
seemingly; as far as one knows or can see; clearly; evidently
to or at a distance; not present; absent

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