Total is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TOTAL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to amount to
• amount in number to
• add up the full number or amount of
• damage (something, typically a vehicle) beyond repair; wreck
• kill or severely injure (someone)
• add up in number or quantity
• determine the sum of
• damage beyond the point of repair
• amount to
NOUN:
• the whole number or amount of something
• whole, esp a sum of parts
• The whole; the whole sum or amount; as, these sums added make the grand total of five millions.
• the whole amount
• a quantity obtained by the addition of a group of numbers
ADJECTIVE:
• comprising the whole number or amount
• complete; absolute
• Whole; not divided; entire; full; complete; absolute; as, a total departure from the evidence; a total loss.
• constituting the full quantity or extent; complete
• complete in extent or degree and in every particular
• complete
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to ascertain the entire amount of

Words related to TOTAL

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How to use TOTAL in a sentence

• In the total course of his life he had not made a man his friend, or won the love of a woman.
• The details were so foolish, the total result so formidable.
• From this time his influence was more and more definitely enlisted on behalf of Total Abstinence, and in 1874 he took a further step.
• The total area occupied by this apparatus is 140 square yards, of which two-thirds are built on.
• The national school stands in total contradiction to this intellectual development.
• That capture would have meant the total ruin and destruction of these islands.
• But the sum total is usually a rather surprising figure.
• The total consumption of kerosene in Canada is about 300,000 barrels, one-third of which is manufactured in the United States.
• Only six senators out of a total of 96, and fifty representatives out of a total of 435, voted against it.
• The like of him for making intimate friends of total strangers at the shortest notice I have never met with before or since.
• Let it be granted that he is fully as upright as anyone in the sum total of his commercial transactions.
• The sensation produced in that city by the total destruction of the Sikh army was very great.
• The total increase last year, on 1857, was 22,935 acres.
• The garrison was brave, but not abandoned to that total despair by which their governor was actuated.
• This universal smoke is a tax upon every inhabitant, which can be estimated in money, and the sum total of which is millions per annum.
• The total deprivation of his senses came upon him by degrees.
• THE birth of twin daughters awakened the young father to a still stronger sense of the total dependence and extreme helplessness of his condition.
• RELATION BETWEEN COST OF SHELTER AND TOTAL INCOME TO BE EXPENDED CHAPTER VIII.
• It is not necessary to assume the total depravity of current taste, in order to account for the tyranny of this latest-born child of fiction.
• The number of those actually injured by a suspension of industry is often many times as great as the total number of employers and employees in that industry combined.
• The club has grown from a charter membership one year ago of fourteen to a total membership of forty-five.
• I must confess I was in total ignorance of what you tell me.
• What was the amount of your legacy tax? Those figures will enable us to get at the total.

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