altogether in Italian
altogether in Italian is del tutto, nel complesso — altogether means completely; entirely.
altogether in Italian
del tutto
Completely, wholly, or without exception.
nel complesso
On the whole; with everything considered.
What does "altogether" mean?
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adv Completely; entirely.
"The mistake was altogether my fault, and I am sorry for it."
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adv Considering everything together; overall.
"Altogether, the three of us spent about two hours painting the fence."
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altogether in a sentence
- The mistake was altogether my fault, and I am sorry for it.
- He gave up sugar altogether after the doctor's advice.
- Altogether, the three of us spent about two hours painting the fence.
- There were thirty guests altogether, which was more than we had planned for.
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What is "altogether" in Italian?
"altogether" in Italian is del tutto, nel complesso. altogether means: Completely; entirely.
How do you use "altogether" in a sentence?
Example: "The mistake was altogether my fault, and I am sorry for it." In Italian, "altogether" is del tutto, nel complesso.
Are there other ways to say "altogether" in Italian?
Yes — Italian has 2 translations listed for "altogether": del tutto, nel complesso.
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