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Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 111
tō′tal, adj. whole: complete: undivided: unqualified, absolute.— n. the whole: the entire amount.— v.t. to bring to a total, add up: to amount to.— ns. Tōtalisā′tion ; Tōtalisā′tor , Tō′talīser , an automatic betting-machine.— v.t. Tō′talīse .— ns. Tō′talīser ; Tōtal′ity , the whole sum, quantity, or amount.— adv. Tō′tally .— n. Tō′talne , entirene . [Fr.,—Low L. total is —L. tot us , whole.]
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