total
/ˈtoʊtəl/
verb
- To add up to a particular amount.
- Her savings total over $2,000.
- The points from all rounds total 150.
- The bill totals $45.60.
- To destroy something completely (informal).
- The storm totaled the old barn.
- He totaled his car in the accident.
- She accidentally totaled her phone by dropping it in water.
adjective
- Complete in amount or degree; including everything.
- There was total silence in the library.
- The total cost of the trip was $500.
- She felt total exhaustion after the marathon.
- Absolute or utter (used for emphasis).
- It was a total surprise to see her there.
- He showed total disregard for the rules.
- The movie was a total disaster.
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noun
- The entire amount or sum of something.
- The total of the donations reached $10,000.
- He spent a total of three hours on the project.
- Add up the numbers to get the total.
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