altogether in Latin
altogether in Latin is omnīnō — altogether means completely; entirely.
altogether in Latin
omnīnō
Completely, wholly, or without exception.
What does "altogether" mean?
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adv Completely; entirely.
"The old bridge was altogether destroyed by the flood."
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adv Considering everything together; overall.
"Altogether, it was a successful trip despite the delays."
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altogether in a sentence
- The old bridge was altogether destroyed by the flood.
- Altogether, it was a successful trip despite the delays.
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What is "altogether" in Latin?
"altogether" in Latin is omnīnō. altogether means: Completely; entirely.
How do you use "altogether" in a sentence?
Example: "The old bridge was altogether destroyed by the flood." In Latin, "altogether" is omnīnō.
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