
Altogether
Emphasis on End
Used for emphasizing that something has completely stopped or ended.

He decided to give up junk food altogether.
Contrasting Situations
Highlights a strong contrast between previous and current situations.

The sequel was altogether more exciting than the first movie.
Not 'All Together'
Don't confuse 'altogether' with 'all together', which means everyone or everything in one place.

They went out altogether, leaving the house empty.
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