Full
Summation
Summation noun - A complete amount of something.
Usage example: the summation of climatic conditions that affect plant growth
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Synonyms for Summation
Full and summation are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Full" instead a noun "Summation".
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- They also shot a full alternate summation where Smithers goes through his whole Motive Rant, and it's explained how all the clues could have added up to Smithers being the culprit.
Source: Foiler Footage -
In summation, they are: destroy all cobras even though they constantly regenerate and can multiply, get through an elaborate maze full of traps with no directions on time, solve an excruciatingly difficult puzzle, and finally survive fights with full-powered doppelgangers.
Source: Absurdly High-Stakes Game
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