Altogether
Altogether adverb - For the most part.
In full and altogether are semantically related In some cases you can use "In full" instead an adverb "Altogether".
In full
In full adverb - Referring to a quantity.
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Synonyms for In full
Altogether and in full are semantically related in entirely topic. You can use "Altogether" instead an adverb phrase "In full", if it concerns topics such as completely.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- absolutely and altogether
- absolutely and in full
- quite and altogether
- quite and in full
- wholly and altogether
- wholly and in full
- entirely and altogether
- entirely and in full
- exclusively and altogether
- exclusively and in full
- fully and altogether
- fully and in full
- completely and altogether
- completely and in full
Both terms in one sentence
- Ascended Extra: Nick Timney was a longtime live guitarist (as Rob Pellegri could not tour and could only play live very infrequently) before being inducted in full-time after Rob stepped down altogether.
Source: Music / Lich King -
Also abandons his contract with the city altogether after the earnings Chicadino's assistant made ended up making him four times the money he would've made if Alvus paid in full Large Ham: High Queen Vix Darling's first lines are delivered as loud and theatrical as possible.
Source: Webcomic / Poppy O'Possum
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