totals (Meaning)
totals
to add up, to damage so badly that the cost of repairs exceeds the market value of the vehicle, being such to the fullest degree, involving a complete and unified effort especially to achieve a desired effect, making use of every means to do something, totally, to make a total wreck of, an entire quantity, add sense 3, a product of addition, an entire amount, making up the whole, comprising or constituting a whole, absolute, utter, of or relating to the whole of something, to amount to
Synonyms & Antonyms of totals
Synonyms:
- wholes
- sum totals
- the whole nine yards
- grosses
- bulks
- grand totals
- the whole bit
- the whole shebang
- the whole kit and caboodle
- entireties
- fulls
Antonyms:
No strong antonyms found.
totals Sentence Examples
- The totals from the charity fundraiser exceeded expectations, raising a significant amount for the cause.
- After tallying the expenses, the accountant presented the final totals to the board of directors.
- The final totals of the inventory count revealed discrepancies that needed to be addressed.
- The cashier rang up the items and announced the totals to the customer at the checkout counter.
- The weather report predicted rainfall totals of over two inches in the coming week.
- The company's annual report detailed the revenue and profit totals for the fiscal year.
- The marathon runner checked the mile totals on his fitness tracker to gauge his progress.
- The nutritional labels on food packaging provide information on calorie and nutrient totals.
- The sales team celebrated reaching their monthly sales totals ahead of schedule.
- The cumulative totals of the test scores determined the students' final grades for the semester.
FAQs About the word totals
to add up, to damage so badly that the cost of repairs exceeds the market value of the vehicle, being such to the fullest degree, involving a complete and unifi
aggregates, totalities, summations,sums,wholes, sum totals, the whole nine yards, grosses, bulks, grand totals
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The totals from the charity fundraiser exceeded expectations, raising a significant amount for the cause.
After tallying the expenses, the accountant presented the final totals to the board of directors.
The final totals of the inventory count revealed discrepancies that needed to be addressed.
The cashier rang up the items and announced the totals to the customer at the checkout counter.
