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Definition of total : 1. The whole; the whole sum or amount; as, these sums added make the grand total of five millions.
2. To bring to a total; to add; also, to reach as a total; to amount to.
3. Whole; not divided; entire; full; complete; absolute; as, a total departure from the evidence; a total loss.

Synonyms:

heart, primitive, correspond, descend, issue forth, keep down, match, come up, summarise, pith, inwardness, extreme, contribute, inclusive, count up, bring, good, nub, cumulative, come in, core, bestow, natural, sum of money, fit, impart, radical, occur, gibe, ingrained, chalk up, positive, essential, gist, substance, essence, innate, append, sum total, organic, center, get, wide-cut, make sense, thoroughgoing, perfect, conglomeration, tot, replete, unconditioned, agree, numerate, utter, summation, tale, add up, tote up, unconditional, rack up, fare, overall, kernel, fundamental, fall, supply, marrow, join, add up to, centre, come to, follow, congeries, consist of, heart and soul, summate, wide, constitutional, lend, come, original, hail, work, get along, absolute, union, equal, add together, resume, amount of money, do, hit, amount to, derive, meat, broad, native, nitty-gritty, make out, arrive, tot up, integrality, part, sum up, jibe

number, proportion, allotment, ration, portion, amount, allowance, quantum, piece, quantity

conclusive, whole, accomplished, complete, unified, full, plenary, entire, unabridged, final, uncut, comprehensive, intact, done, all, solid, integral, thorough, through, undivided, sum, exhaustive, universal, collective, finished, unsevered

daybook, catalog, recount, roster, note, collection, blank-book, digest, bank-book, novel, record, summary, annual, album, list, lexicon, dictionary, document, collect, index, statement, logbook, log, bill, audit, menu, itemization, waybill, pad, annals, census, itemize, scrapbook, recording, table, thesaurus, tabulate, tablet, notebook, scroll, cash book, registry, store, documentation, chronicle, yearbook, detail, history, book, calendar, treasury, diary, storybook, manifest, summarize, journalize, check, file, workbook, repertory

consideration, inference, calculation, system, computation, enumeration, appraisal, mathematics, assessment, valuation, algebra, division, approximation, arithmetic, thought, presumption, deduction, triangulation, evaluation, method, determination, multiplication, estimation, algorithm, conclusion, calculus, quantification, statistics, measurement, judgement, supposition

aggregate, accrue, augment, annex, attain, increase, accumulate, acquire, increment

cashbook, journal, profit and loss, balance, inventory, slate, reckoning, balance sheet, asset, ledger, schedule, books, docket, account, budget, register, receipts, roll, invoice, general ledger

full-grown, gross, all-embracing, sweeping, global, full-fledged, all-inclusive, mass, full-scale, holistic

judge, program, approximate, suppose, tally, surmise, count, triangulate, estimate, systematize, evaluate, multiply, add, rate, conclude, guess, infer, deduce, quantify, compute, plot, assess, consider, appraise, enumerate, measure, calculate, rank, rationalize, value, presume, study, gauge, divide, reckon, plan, determine, score, think, quantize, scheme, weigh, figure

exhaustiveness, universe, oneness, intactness, thoroughness, entirety, allness, integration, everybody, collectivity, integrity, comprehensiveness, everyone, completeness, solidarity, totality, unity, entireness, plenum, fullness, everything

Usage examples:

• 166 Total 7008 men under English assurance. - "Minstrelsy of the Scottish border (3rd ed) (1 of 3)", Walter Scott.
• The total amount of soil added is usually equal to about one- fifth of the bulk of the manure. - "Studies of American Fungi. Mushrooms, Edible, Poisonous, etc.", George Francis Atkinson.
• But when she looked at the total she couldn't help thinking, " It will be a tight squeeze, though, even for Uncle Stanley." - "Mary Minds Her Business", George Weston.