totality (Meaning)
totality (n)
the state of being total and complete
the quality of being complete and indiscriminate
the whole amount
totality (n.)
The quality or state of being total; as, the totality of an eclipse.
The whole sum; the whole quantity or amount; the entirety; as, the totalityof human knowledge.
Synonyms & Antonyms of totality
Synonyms:
- bulk
- summation
- the whole kit and caboodle
- sum total
- the whole bit
- full
- the whole nine yards
- aggregate
- entirety
- the whole shebang
- grand total
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
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Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
totality Sentence Examples
- The totality of her love enveloped him, making him feel utterly adored.
- The storm reached its totality, unleashing its full fury upon the coastline.
- The scientist was consumed by the totality of his research, dedicating his life to unraveling its secrets.
- The government sought to control the totality of the media, hoping to suppress dissenting voices.
- The climax of the symphony marked the totality of the composer's artistic expression.
- The earthquake's totality devastated the city, leaving a scene of utter ruin.
- The totality of the planet's biodiversity faced countless threats from human activities.
- The crowd's applause reached a totality of thunderous ovation, expressing their overwhelming approval.
- The totality of the universe remained an unfathomable mystery, inviting endless exploration.
- The totality of the human experience encompassed both joy and suffering, triumphs and setbacks.
FAQs About the word totality
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The totality of her love enveloped him, making him feel utterly adored.
The storm reached its totality, unleashing its full fury upon the coastline.
The scientist was consumed by the totality of his research, dedicating his life to unraveling its secrets.
The government sought to control the totality of the media, hoping to suppress dissenting voices.
