To a complete or absolute degree
“The park had never had so many visitors at one time. It was total bedlam.”
Comprising the whole number or amount
“Mr. Johnston gives the total number of active volcanos as 270, which is probably the best approximation.”
Including or considering all elements or aspects
Prevalent over a whole place, community, country, or the world, especially of a disease
Possessing supreme or ultimate power
Having or appearing to have no limits
Unanimous or undivided
Used as an intensifier
Restricted to the person, group, or area concerned
The whole number or amount of something
“In competition, boulderers are scored on a total of five or six different climbs.”
The amount of money expected, required, or given in payment for something
An answer to a problem or puzzle
A current total, amount or score
An amount or number of something
An accident, mistake, or problem
The central or greater part of something
A large amount or quantity (of something)
The amount of money needed or available for a purpose
To add up the full number or amount of
“Once you total the pennies, you will be pleasantly surprised at how much you have saved.”
To amount in number to
“One plus one will total two each and every time.”
To completely destroy or devastate
“I was afraid that he might total my car by driving at a ridiculously high speed.”
To destroy or damage the value or quality of
To defeat, subdue or overcome with superior strength
To compose of, or constitute, in amount or part of a whole
To give a summary of
(run at) To be purchasable for a specified price
To crush into fine particles
To treat with cruelty or violence, especially regularly or repeatedly
Complete, or the greatest possible
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