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totality

/təʊˈtæl.ə.ti/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das den Zustand der Vollständigkeit und Ganzheit bezeichnet und die gesamte Summe oder Gesamtheit von etwas umfasst.

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noun

/təʊˈtæl.ə.ti/C1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das den Zustand der Vollständigkeit und Ganzheit bezeichnet und die gesamte Summe oder Gesamtheit von etwas umfasst.

A noun referring to the state of being total and complete, encompassing the whole amount or entirety of something.

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  1. State of being totalC1formal

    The condition of being entire, complete, or absolute.

    deGanzheitlichkeit

    • The totality of the evidence points to his guilt.
    • We must consider the totality of the circumstances.
    • The project failed due to the totality of its flaws.

    Synonymeabsolutenesscompletenessentiretyfullnesswholeness

    Antonymeincompletenesspartiality

  2. Complete and indiscriminate qualityC1formal

    The quality of being all-encompassing and without exception.

    deVollständigkeit und Ausnahmslosigkeit

    • The totality of the destruction was overwhelming.
    • His speech addressed the totality of the problem.
    • The law applies to the totality of the population.

    Synonymecompletenesscomprehensivenessentiretyuniversalitywholeness

  3. The whole amountB2formal

    The entire sum or quantity of something.

    deGesamtheit

    • The totality of the funds was donated to charity.
    • She spent the totality of her savings on the house.
    • The totality of the work must be completed by Friday.

    Synonymeaggregateentiretysumtotalwhole

    Antonymefractionfragmentpartpieceportion

Formen
  • totalities plural form
  • totalities' possessive plural form
  • totality's possessive singular form
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