Totality

/təˈtæl.ɪ.ti/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The state of being total; the whole; completeness.

The totality of the research findings suggests a new approach to the issue.

The entire amount or sum; the aggregate.

We need to consider the totality of our resources before making a decision.

In astronomy, the condition or period during which an astronomical event is total.

During the totality of the solar eclipse, the sky darkened dramatically.

The complete or absolute character of something.

The totality of her experiences shaped her worldview.

From Latin totalitas

in its totality

considering all aspects or parts as a whole.

the totality of circumstances

all relevant conditions and factors.

total

comprising the whole amount.

totally

completely; absolutely.

The whole deal or situation.

When they went out, it was the totality of a wild night.

Everything included, no exceptions.

You get the totality with this package, no hidden fees.