Pronunciation: /ɔːltəˈɡɛðər/
noun used to emphasize the whole of a thing or group of things
A1 Altogether means everyone or everything together.
A2 The word 'altogether' can be used to describe a total sum of things.
B1 The children played together, altogether as a group.
B2 Altogether, the project was a success due to the combined efforts of the team.
C1 The orchestra played altogether, creating a beautiful harmony.
C2 Altogether, the situation called for a diplomatic solution to resolve the conflict.
adverb completely; entirely; wholly
A1 Altogether, there were five apples on the table.
A2 We decided to stop altogether and take a break.
B1 The project was altogether successful despite some setbacks.
B2 Altogether, it was a fantastic vacation that we will always remember.
C1 Altogether, the team worked seamlessly to deliver the final product.
C2 The concert was altogether breathtaking, leaving the audience in awe.
formal The project was a failure altogether due to lack of proper planning.
informal I'm not going to that party altogether, it sounds boring.
slang I'm done with him altogether, he's just too much drama.
figurative She decided to cut ties with her past altogether and start fresh in a new city.
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