Collocations with "total"

Used to emphasize the total lack of respect.

Used to emphasize that someone knows nothing about something.

Emphasizes that every aspect of something is irrational.

Used to emphasize that someone has absolutely no experience in a particular activity or subject.

Used to emphasize complete and total obedience.

The complete amount of production.

A complete ban on something.

A war that is unrestricted in terms of the weapons used or the territory involved.

Used to express the highest level of confidence.

Similar to 'complete', indicating nothing was spared.

Used to emphasize the completeness of the control.

Means a complete or 100% absence of something.

The complete length when all sections are added together.

Emphasizes the all-encompassing nature of the control or skill.

used to emphasize that something is completely untrue or silly

Used to emphasize a total difference.

complete and total trust without any doubt

the sum of a series of numbers, increasing with each new addition

An approximation of the complete sum or amount.

referring to a state of being entirely free from control

an absolute failure to understand

Refers to the entire amount of money received from an event or sale.

Synonymous with 'complete standstill', indicating a full stop.

Refers to the entire or final amount.

Refers to the entire amount of something available.

The complete turnover from all activities.