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tot

Latin

whole, entire, total

Variants:tottotal
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From Latin tōtus (whole, entire, complete). A compact root with clear derivatives: total (the whole amount), totally (completely), totality (the state of being whole), totalitarian (demanding total control), and the rare factotum (a person who does everything — literally "do everything"). The root always conveys completeness or entirety.

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total

the whole sum; complete or absolute; to add up

totally

Completely; to the fullest extent

totalitarian

Relating to absolute government control over all aspects of life; an advocate of such a system

totality

The whole or complete amount of something

factotum

A person employed to do all kinds of work