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He added up the numbers to find the total in all.

Definition

Adverb 1. In total, altogether, considering everything: Used to indicate the sum total or final amount when all items or parts are included.

Usage
  • This adverb is used to give a final sum or a concluding statement that encompasses everything previously mentioned.
  • It typically appears at the end of a sentence or clause.
  • It functions as a summarizing phrase.
Examples
  • How much do I owe you in all?
  • There were twenty guests in all at the party.
  • The project took six months in all.
Advanced Usage
  • "In all probability": Very likely, almost certainly. (This is a fixed adverbial phrase where "in all" modifies "probability").
    • In all probability, the meeting will be postponed.
  • "In all honesty/seriousness": Used to emphasize that one is being completely truthful or sincere.
    • In all honesty, I didn't understand the instructions.
Variants and Related Words
  • Altogether: (adverb) Completely; in total.
  • All told: (adverb) With everything or everyone included.
  • In total: (adverbial phrase) As a sum total.
Synonyms
  • Altogether
  • All told
  • In total
  • Collectively
  • Summed up
Related Phrases
  • All in all: Considering everything, on the whole. (This phrase is used to give a general conclusion or assessment).
    • All in all, it was a successful trip.
in all

He added up the numbers to find the total in all.

Adverb
  1. with everything included or counted
    • altogether he earns close to a million dollars