altogether

• Advérbio que significa «completamente» ou «inteiramente»; também pode ser usado no sentido de «no geral» ou «levando tudo em conta». Diferente de «all together» (que significa «todos juntos» no mesmo lugar).

An adverb meaning 'completely' or 'entirely,' or used to mean 'in total' or 'considering everything.' It is often confused with 'all together' but is a single word with distinct meanings.

1. Completely or entirelyB1formal

   Used to emphasize that something is total or absolute.

   Completamente

   • The situation is altogether different from what we expected.
   • I am not altogether convinced by his argument.
   • The project was altogether a failure.

   Sinônimosabsolutelycompletelyentirelyfullytotallyutterlywholly

   Antônimosincompletelypartiallysomewhat

2. In total or all togetherB1formal

   Used to indicate the total number or amount of something.

   No total

   • Altogether, there were fifty people at the party.
   • The cost of the trip was $500 altogether.
   • Altogether, we have collected over 200 signatures.

   Sinônimosall toldcompletelyentirelyfullyin alltotallywholly

   Antônimosindividuallypartiallyseparately

3. Considering everythingB2formal

   Used to summarize a situation or opinion.

   No geral

   • Altogether, it was a very successful event.
   • Altogether, I think we made the right decision.
   • Altogether, the experience was quite rewarding.

   Sinônimosall in allfor the most partgenerallyon the wholeoverall

• Substantivo usado informalmente para se referir ao estado de nudez, ou advérbio que significa completamente, inteiramente ou no geral.

A noun used informally to refer to a state of nudity, or an adverb meaning completely, entirely, or considering everything.

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1. NakednessB2informal

   The state of being completely unclothed; used informally.

   Nu

   • She posed in the altogether for the art class.
   • He was caught in the altogether when the door opened.
   • The painting depicted a figure in the altogether.

   Sinônimosnakednessnudityundress

2. Completely or entirelyB1formal

   To a full or entire extent; wholly.

   Completamente

   • I am altogether satisfied with the results.
   • The project was altogether a success.
   • She was altogether unaware of the problem.

   Sinônimoscompletelyentirelyfullyquitethoroughlytotallyutterlywholly

   Antônimosincompletelypartially

3. Including everythingB1formal

   With everything included or counted; in total.

   No total

   • Altogether, there were fifty people at the party.
   • The cost of the trip was $500 altogether.
   • Altogether, the team scored ten goals.

   Sinônimosall toldin allin toto

   Antônimospartiallypartly

4. Considering everythingB2formal

   With everything considered; overall.

   No geral

   • Altogether, it was a wonderful experience.
   • The plan was, altogether, quite effective.
   • Altogether, the event was a great success.

   Sinônimosall in allfor the most partgenerallyin allon the wholeoverall