altogether

IPA: ɔɫtʌgˈɛðɝ

(colloquial, usually with the) A state of nakedness. (Especially in the phrase in the altogether)

Examples of "altogether" in Sentences

Shrinking from the term altogether is not what our educational system should be doing.
Asthma is unlikely to be a single disease, so we should abolish the term altogether, states an Edito ...
So erase those, and keep your eye out for another label altogether, one that we can put just a touch more trust into.
Locke, in particular, ruined the term altogether in English philosophical literature, where it has ceased to possess any recognized definite meaning.
I'm blessed if I can make it out -- he's dropped the title altogether, and now calls himself _Mister_ -- I've forgotten for the moment the rest of it, but it is an English name.
It may be affirmed that the writers of the age of Louis XIV would not have used these expressions: they would never have thought of using the word "equality" without applying it to some particular object; and they would rather have renounced the term altogether than have consented to make a living personage of it.