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Commonly Confused Words > all together vs. altogether.

Altogether is an adverb which means wholly, entirely, or completely. The phrase all together means "in a group."

Children sang in perfect unison when asked to sing in choir all together. The state of California has banned smoking in restaurants altogether.

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