/toˈtal/
Translation
total, complete
Word origin
From Medieval Latin totalis, from Latin totus ('whole, entire'). The same root gives English total and totality.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- totus
- English cognates
- total, totality
Grammar
Examples
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I need total silence to be able to study well.
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It was a complete success.
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Anyway, in the end we did not go.
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The total of the bill came to fifty euros.
pocos .
The change was total within a few months.
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The total price of the trip exceeds a thousand euros.
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