summed (to or into) (Meaning)

summed (to or into)

No meaning found for this word.

The teacher summed the scores of all students into a single grade.
The results of the experiment were summed into a table providing a comprehensive overview.
The cost of repairs summed to a hefty amount, putting a strain on the budget.
The weight of the boxes summed into an unmanageable load.
The number of tickets sold summed to a record-breaking figure.
The votes were summed to determine the winner of the election.
The expenses summed to more than the available funds, creating a financial shortfall.
The data was summed into a spreadsheet, facilitating analysis and interpretation.
The years of experience summed to a wealth of knowledge and expertise.
The sorrows of a lifetime summed into a heavy burden on the soul.

came (to), amounted (to),counted (up to), added up (to), numbered, reached, totaled, comprised, aggregated, averaged

No antonyms found.

The teacher summed the scores of all students into a single grade.

The results of the experiment were summed into a table providing a comprehensive overview.

The cost of repairs summed to a hefty amount, putting a strain on the budget.

The weight of the boxes summed into an unmanageable load.