totality

• Nom désignant l'état de ce qui est complet et achevé, englobant la somme totale ou l'ensemble intégral de quelque chose.

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

indénombrable

1. State of being totalC1formal

   The condition of being entire, complete, or absolute.

   État de ce qui est total

   • 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.

   Synonymesabsolutenesscompletenessentiretyfullnesswholeness

   Antonymesincompletenesspartiality

2. Complete and indiscriminate qualityC1formal

   The quality of being all-encompassing and without exception.

   Caractère total, sans exception

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

   Synonymescompletenesscomprehensivenessentiretyuniversalitywholeness

3. The whole amountB2formal

   The entire sum or quantity of something.

   totalité (quantité entière)

   • 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.

   Synonymesaggregateentiretysumtotalwhole

   Antonymesfractionfragmentpartpieceportion