Examples of 'be altogether' in a sentence
Meaning of "be altogether"
be altogether: To be altogether means to be completely, totally, or entirely in a particular state or situation. It implies a thorough or comprehensive level of involvement, agreement, or understanding
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He will not be altogether a loss to the district.
In these cases project processes can be altogether avoided.
It would be altogether desirable to have a definition of plant variety.
His story appears to be altogether of late origin.
Not be altogether to the advantage.
They seem sometimes to be altogether made up of.
And to be altogether myself is to be all others.
Saying it in a classroom would be altogether different.
Do not be altogether partial so that you leave her as if she were suspended.
We do not think it would be altogether respectful to enter more.
Sometimes forgiveness and love of neighbour seem to be altogether absent.
This form may be altogether invisible.
In such a case the result would not seem to be altogether just.
Your intellect will be altogether clear and sharp.
I have resisted their lure for reasons with which you ought to be altogether familiar.
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In a few years he will be altogether gone from the scene.
And he could extrapolate that to figure out how much oil there would be altogether.
She might not be altogether human.
A man may be altogether sincere in giving an invitation which he knows will be refused.
Love is a debt which never can be altogether settled.
I cannot be altogether certain that the damage was not so caused.
The higher demand should not be altogether surprising.
It will not be altogether easy for him all the time.
I think neither of these possibilities can be altogether discounted.
I imagine it would just be altogether too bourgeois to turn on the heat.
By such an installation the said return pipe may be altogether dispensable.
It should be altogether cheaper.
I have a feeling of peace and inexpressible happiness and a boundless impatience to be altogether his own.
This opinion does not appear to be altogether correct theoretically.
And it will be altogether different from what they are saying today when He comes again.
Therefore seemingly it is not a vice to be altogether without anger.
Let it be altogether eschewed.
Neither of these modern cosmologies may be altogether to our liking.
A backsheet can be altogether avoided if the bottom side of the insulation layer is coated.
But they who thus trifle must be altogether insane.
There can seem to be altogether too many reasons for doubting his conclusions.
So wonderful to be altogether.
These problems would not be altogether avoided by creating a genuine international lender of last resort.
The operations by which science isolates and explains a system can not be altogether artificial.
Loss of profits should not be altogether excluded from the possibility of compensation.
You may not know this and Ellen herself may not be altogether conscious of it.
Then the result will be altogether different than the one you hope for.
Private Ownership may not be altogether.
Value that can not be altogether reduced constitutes itself through the process of interartistic influence.
No man who has once heartily and wholly laughed can be altogether and irreclaimably depraved.
And it might be altogether different when He comes.
They declare the manner of the Divine Generation to be altogether beyond our comprehension.
VAT could also be altogether replaced by a legal aid tax.
Petronius himself told me that I should not be altogether safe there.
Jehu intended to be altogether thorough in his judging the house of Ahab.
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This looked altogether different than it is now
He seems to have pressed pause or retired altogether
Connect it altogether with the screw ring
