altogether
adverb
[ ɔːltəˈɡɛðə ]
• completely; totally.
• "I stopped seeing her altogether"
Similar:
completely,
totally,
entirely,
absolutely,
wholly,
fully,
thoroughly,
utterly,
quite,
one hundred per cent,
downright,
unqualifiedly,
in all respects,
unconditionally,
perfectly,
unrestrictedly,
consummately,
undisputedly,
unmitigatedly,
wholeheartedly,
lock,
stock,
and barrel,
in toto,
at all,
very,
terribly,
Origin:
Old English(see all, together).
in the altogether
• without any clothes on; naked.
• "she's agreed to pose in the altogether"
