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total
adjective as in complete, thorough
Strongest matches
noun as in whole
Example Sentences
In March, it introduced a nearly three-month total blockade on supplies entering the Strip, claiming the aid was being taken by Hamas.
Netanyahu insists total victory over Hamas will bring the hostages home.
“At the beginning of the disease nobody knew he had any issue, other than he seemed like a total jerk,” she recalled.
A total closure of the eastbound on-slip road will be implemented as well, and traffic will be diverted as a result.
Spanish football must broaden its commercial horizons to keep total revenues above the current £4.3bn a year.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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