all told

English

Etymology

From all + told (“counted”), from the original, now archaic sense of tell, which see.

Pronunciation

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Adverb

all told (not comparable)

1. (idiomatic) With everything included, counted, or summed; in total.

   Synonyms: altogether, all in all, all things considered, in total

   I think they had over 300 people there, all told.

Translations

with all included, counted, or summed

• Finnish: kaiken kaikkiaan (fi)
• French: en tout (fr), tout compris, au total (fr)
• Galician: en total
• Greek: συνολικά (el) (synoliká)
• Italian: in tutto
• Old English: forþġerīmed
• Polish: sumując
• Portuguese: ao todo
• Russian: в о́бщей сло́жности (v óbščej slóžnosti)
• Swedish: allt som allt (sv)
• Turkish: toplam (tr)

See also

• all in all