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Sum total   /səm tˈoʊtəl/   Listen
Sum total

noun
1.
The final aggregate.  Synonyms: sum, summation.






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"Sum total" Quotes from Famous Books



... him with an order of things that only the understanding can conceive, with a world which at the same time commands the whole sensible world, and with it the empirically determinable existence of man in time, as well as the sum total of all ends."[387:12] ...
— The Approach to Philosophy • Ralph Barton Perry

... it had become known that he was about to take a partner into his business, a member of the Legge family—a name we remember. Dunfieldians discussed the news, and revived their pleasure in speculating on the sum total of Dagworthy's fortune. But it was as one talks of possible mines of treasure in the moon; practical interest in the question could scarcely be said to exist, for the chance of Dagworthy's remarriage seemed remoter than ever. The man was beginning ...
— A Life's Morning • George Gissing

... Rock Creek State Fish Hatchery on spring-fed Rock Creek. The pelage on the back is notably darker than in S. c. gossii, and resembles S. c. paludis from the Cimarron River drainage in Meade County, Kansas, but in the sum total of its characters it most closely resembles S. c. gossii ...
— Distribution of Some Nebraskan Mammals • J. Knox Jones

... nothing, even matters which have had no connection with my position. Nature, besides, has given me a good memory for figures, and it often happens with my ministers that I can give them details and the sum total of accounts they presented ...
— The Private Life of Napoleon Bonaparte, Complete • Constant

... returned Hamilton. "Of that I cannot say. But this I know. He can put two and two together and make a larger sum total than I have ever seen come from any other man's calculations. He is learned in every branch of knowledge, and I respect his wonderful conclusions, asking no questions about ...
— The Touchstone of Fortune • Charles Major


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