What is the meaning of the word "altogether"?
Definitions:
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informal terms for nakedness
noun
- The temperature was very hot, but I felt a sudden chill; altogether, the weather was very strange that day.
- The temperature was very hot, but I felt a sudden chill; altogether, the weather was very strange that day.
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to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
adverb
- The temperature was very hot, but I felt a sudden chill; altogether, the weather was very strange that day.
- The temperature was very hot, but I felt a sudden chill; altogether, the weather was very strange that day.
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with everything considered (and neglecting details)
adverb
- The temperature was very hot, but I felt a sudden chill; altogether, the weather was very strange that day.
- The temperature was very hot, but I felt a sudden chill; altogether, the weather was very strange that day.
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with everything included or counted
adverb
- The temperature was very hot, but I felt a sudden chill; altogether, the weather was very strange that day.
- The temperature was very hot, but I felt a sudden chill; altogether, the weather was very strange that day.