Synonym: aggregate, entireness, entirety, integrality, sum, total. Similar words: totalitarian, totalitarianism, not a little, vitality, fatality, brutality, mortality, mentality. Meaning: [təʊ'tælətɪ] 
n. 1. the state of being total and complete 2. the quality of being complete and indiscriminate 3. the whole amount.
n. 1. the state of being total and complete 2. the quality of being complete and indiscriminate 3. the whole amount. 
Random good picture Not show
1, appalled by the totality of the destruction.
2, The totality of English grammar is too great to be studied in detail.
3, The Rules of Conduct cover the totality of a registrant's conduct, but several are directly applicable to risk issues.
4, When customers judge a company, they judge the totality, not the basic function.
5, For evidence of the totality of power that computer manufacturers have themselves articulated as a final goal, see N0TE5.
6, That brought some meaning and totality to the law pursuits.
7, Discourse, indeed, might be defined as the totality of all these elements interacting.
8, Cranston's political career should be judged on the totality of his accomplishments.
9, These differentiated histories form a specific historical totality, for each history operates within the general totality of the mode of production.
10, But it is also apparent that that totality is not completely known, nor is its future shape even presumed.
11, The projected totality of all conventional and nonconventional natural gas sources depends significantly on the assumptions made.
12, The present totality of teacher education for further education staff has grown in an adhoc fashion.
13, The universal, the totality, can only be known through the singular.
14, The seriousness of the situation is difficult to appreciate in its totality .
15, It's essential that we look at the problem in its totality.
16, We need to consider this very serious issue in its totality.
17, Historical time is the existence of the essence of the social totality and will therefore indicate its structure.
18, First, the essential feature of the Prague School definition of structure is its totality.
19, On the contrary, features and limbs are perceived in isolation without relation, as fragments rather than as part of a totality.
20, Prague School structuralism is a programme for the precise and systematic explanation of the aesthetic effect of a text in its totality.
21, As a result,(http://sentencedict.com/totality.html) every era is considered as a totality embracing everything.
22, Or to put it another way, he maintained that Marxism can only constitute its totality through its perpetual detours from itself.
23, In principle, now that operational information is largely electronic, it could be preserved in electronic form in its totality.
24, Furthermore, critical theory departs form positivism in understanding the facts of culture in terms of a social totality.
25, The continuous employment of proper symbols frees man to participate actively and fully in the dynamic totality of creation.
26, Firstly, it sees industrial relations as part of a totality of social relations.
27, Crises, of which high levels of unemployment are one manifestation, involve the totality of capitalist social relations.
28, Suddenly, getting to the tiny chapel before the eclipse reached totality was the most important thing in the world.
29, Our personalities are made up as well by the totality of our life experiences, what we learn and whom we love.
30, While this approach is problematical, his emphasis on the totality remains important.
More similar words: totalitarian, totalitarianism, not a little, vitality, fatality, brutality, mortality, mentality, hospitality, mortality rate, infant mortality, instrumentality, total, totally, in total, total price, reality, quality, morality, finality, venality, normality, equality, frugality, causality, plurality, sexuality, personality, speciality, commonality.