FOR A TOTAL OF

Definition: Indicating the sum or overall amount of something.

Synonyms: In Sum, Overall, In Total, Collectively, Altogether

Usage Examples in Sentences

He read three books for a total of 300 pages.

The garden has six different flowers for a total of 50 blooms.

She solved two math problems for a total of 15 correct answers.

The team scored three goals for a total of six points in the soccer match.

She worked overtime for a total of ten hours last week to meet project deadlines.

The sales report outlined the revenue generated for a total of three different product categories.

The survey collected responses from a diverse group of participants, for a total of 500 completed forms.

The construction project required skilled workers for a total of six months to complete.

The intricate mosaic consisted of thousands of tiny, handcrafted tiles for a total of 50 square feet.

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The experimental results, gathered over six months, showed a consistent pattern for a total of 200 data points.

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He solved ten math problems for a total of one hour.

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She cooked four dishes for a total of two hours.

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For a total of ten years, they worked tirelessly to build their dream home.

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The marathon runners covered a distance of 26.2 miles for a total of three hours and forty-five minutes.

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She practiced her piano piece for a total of two weeks, perfecting every note.

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For a total of five minutes, he held his breath underwater.

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He studied diligently for a total of three hours before the exam.

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After analyzing the data for a total of two days, she reached a conclusion.

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They traveled for a total of ten days across Europe.