Totality Definition

tō-tălĭ-tē
totalities
noun
totalities
The fact or condition of being total; entirety.
Webster's New World
The time of complete shadow or coverage during an eclipse.
Webster's New World
The total amount or sum.
Webster's New World
The phase of an eclipse when it is total.
American Heritage
Synonyms:
idiom
in totality
  • as a whole; altogether
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Totality

Noun

Singular:
totality
Plural:
totalities

Idioms, Phrasal Verbs Related to Totality

  • in totality

Origin of Totality

  • total +"Ž -ity

    From Wiktionary

Totality Sentence Examples

  • Nor is he capable of painting the events in which he took a part, in their totality as a drama.

  • In their totality they form the venerable compagnie.

  • Each constitutional amendment dealt only with specific issues, rather than the Constitution in its totality.

  • Curriculum must be made reflexive and the totality must constantly be negotiated and interpreted.

  • In my opinion the need to embrace the totality of all of the strands depicted here is at the heart of sustainable school improvement.

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Words Starting With

TTOTOT

Words Ending With

YTYITY

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totality

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