Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Altogether"

A: It means to create another you, basically not thinking of your personal foibles when you must do something that is not ordinary.,The examples he gives are the kinds of situations you might do better at by creating another you.

A: Here it means the same thing as “completely”. This sentence is highlighting the fact that the paychecks were sometimes less than normal, and sometimes there was no paycheck at all.

A: altogether = en total (I think), completamente, sin excepción

otro ejemplo:
Learning Spanish is hard, but Russian is another language altogether. Implica que ruso español son idiomas totalmente distintos.

(a propósito, también hay 'all together = todos juntos')

A: Completely, including all, including everything or everyone.

A: e.g There are 5 melons and 2 apples. Altogether, there are 7 pieces of fruit.

Another way of saying 'altogether' is 'in total', which is more commonly used.

Make sure to not confuse 'altogether' with 'all together'. e.g 'I have 2 dogs in one room and 3 dogs in another room, so I put them in one room all together.'

'Altogether' is the total and 'all together' is saying that all of that thing are together :)

A: we celebrate Christmas altogether

A: - The chorus sang altogether
- There were five desks altogether
- Altogether, it was a nice first date :)

A: We had a wonderful dinner, then to a movie before going for supper and then he sent me home. The evening was altogether lovely.

A: @huashchoon: 1. altogether= 'in total'. I ordered ten cakes altogether. There are 7 bedrooms altogether in this house. 2 altogether= 'totally','completely' I stopped seeing her altogether. 3. altogether= 'taking everything into consideration' Altogether it was a great day.

A: “Altogether” suggests all of something. In totality.

“Whatsoever” suggests none of something. Total lack.

“The vacation was altogether wonderful. We had no problems whatsoever.”

A: @Loco_19-20

Altogether means completely, considering all/in total
ex: First car has slowed down and then stopped altogether. (completely)
She was beautiful, selfless, well mannered altogether a good human being.

Entirely also has the same meaning with slight difference
completely, totally
ex: i admit it was entirely my fault. (here altogether is improper)
Character in this film is entirely fictitious.

Thoroughly means in a thorough manner, in depth
poorn roop se
achhi tarah se
ex: Teacher asked us to prepare thoroughly for the exam

A: Altogether means "completely." All together means "in a group."

1) My daughter is having a bad day. she stopped eating altogether.

2) Let's go to the park all together.

A: They are synonymous.

Here are some examples. Notice that in these examples, the meaning of the sentences is exactly the same regardless of whether you use "completely" or "altogether".

• We tried to do the same thing but got altogether different results.
• We tried to do the same thing but got completely different results.
• Instead of getting his usual haircut, Mark decided to get a completely different one.
• Instead of getting his usual haircut, Mark decided to get an altogether different one.

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