Synonym: add, complete, count, entire, figure up, sum up, whole. Antonym: partial. Similar words: totally, totalitarianism, not at all, notable, potato, not any more, denotation, connotation. Meaning: ['təʊtl] 
n. 1. the whole amount 2. a quantity obtained by the addition of a group of numbers. v. 1. add up in number or quantity 2. determine the sum of 3. damage beyond the point of repair. adj. 1. constituting the full quantity or extent; complete 2. including everything 3. without conditions or limitations 4. complete in extent or degree and in every particular.
n. 1. the whole amount 2. a quantity obtained by the addition of a group of numbers. v. 1. add up in number or quantity 2. determine the sum of 3. damage beyond the point of repair. adj. 1. constituting the full quantity or extent; complete 2. including everything 3. without conditions or limitations 4. complete in extent or degree and in every particular. 
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121. Facing total defeat in Vietnam, the French subsequently conceded full independence to Laos.
122. A total solar eclipse is due to take place some time tomorrow.
123. Every parent is asked to contribute a proportion of the total cost.
124. They want to quintuple the total sales of their shop.
125. Morris was so stunned by this that he experienced a moment of total disorientation.
126. That man is a total phony, he palms himself off as a Ph . d.
127. Although sexual and violent crimes have increased by 10%, they remain only a tiny/small fraction of the total number of crimes committed each year.
128. We may get something in total, but averaging it out, each of us will get only next to nothing.
129. Keep a running total of your expenses as you go along.
130. One third of the total estate comes to you as of right, you know, whether your husband has left a will or not.
131. The tribe's land now amounts to around 50% of the total land area.
132. You could add the ￡15,000 Bonus to the First Prize and win a grand total of ￡125,000!
133. August registrations have gone ballistic, accounting now for a quarter of the annual total.
134. Because of the weather, the parade was a total disaster.
135. When you reckon in all my overtime, my total pay is quite good.
136. She had a total staff of 10 working under her.
137. The project required the total demolition of the old bridge.
138. The Workers' Coalition experienced the ignominy of total defeat in the last election.
139. Only a small fraction of a bank's total deposits will be withdrawn at any one time.
140. She shows a total disregard for other people and their feelings. Sentencedict.com
141. Six big brewers account for about 75% of total beer sales in the UK.
142. Estimations of our total world sales are around 50 million.
143. The total shipment will be invoiced to you at 10% below export list prices.
144. Kathleen walked in, tall, slim, confident and in total command of herself.
145. Her behaviour showed a total lack of common decency .
146. In the first half of this year the total coal output rose by eighty per cent as compared with that of last year.
147. They were uncertain of the total value of the transaction.
148. The local council has been thrown into total confusion by her resignation.
149. The blackmailers exacted a total of $100 000 from their victims.
150. The new loan takes the total debt to $100 000.
More similar words: totally, totalitarianism, not at all, notable, potato, not any more, denotation, connotation, to the full, to the life, to the point, to the limit, at other times, to the contrary, to the number of, come to terms with, get into the habit of, tall, at all, talk, tale, vital, metal, fatal, mortal, let alone, talent, rental, brutal, install.