overall in Latin
overall in Latin is per totum — overall means taking everything into account; general.
overall in Latin
per totum
Generally; with everything considered.
What does "overall" mean?
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adj Taking everything into account; general.
"The overall cost of the trip was lower than we expected."
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adv Considering everything as a whole.
"Overall, the students performed well, though a few struggled with the last question."
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noun A loose protective garment worn over regular clothes for manual work.
"The mechanic wore a blue overall covered in oil stains."
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overall in a sentence
- The overall cost of the trip was lower than we expected.
- Our overall aim is to make the town centre safer for walkers.
- Overall, the students performed well, though a few struggled with the last question.
- The weather was mixed, but overall we had a lovely week.
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What is "overall" in Latin?
"overall" in Latin is per totum. overall means: Taking everything into account; general.
How do you use "overall" in a sentence?
Example: "The overall cost of the trip was lower than we expected." In Latin, "overall" is per totum.
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