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total
adjective as in complete, thorough
Strongest matches
noun as in whole
Example Sentences
He has been married three times, shares a total of seven children and stepchildren with his third wife, and once said on television that he doesn’t wash his hands because germs aren’t real.
There were three total incidents where the suspects filed insurance claims for cars-damaged-by-bear, investigators said.
Trump has fired back at such comments, calling Kelly a “total degenerate” in a post last month on TruthSocial.
Shariyf pointed out how there was only one abortion clinic in the state before the total ban went into effect.
It said the total cost of the incident to passengers and air operators was between £75m and £100m.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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