Learn the correct spelling of "Altogether" and why "All-together" is often misused.
Incorrect spelling - "All-together implies a group assembled, not the same as altogether."
"All-together" is a common misspelling of "Altogether". Always use "Altogether" when referring to the correct word.
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
"Altogether means entirely, completely, or in total."
"Altogether": "Altogether means entirely, completely, or in total."
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
"Correct:" The project is altogether finished.
"Correct:" It was altogether a success.
"Correct:" The answer is altogether correct.
"Correct:" She felt altogether happy.
"Incorrect:" The team met all-together for dinner.
"Incorrect:" We were all-together in the hall.
"Incorrect:" They stood all-together.
"Incorrect:" All-together, we finished late.
A: Altogether.
A: Entirely or completely.
A: Only for a group assembled.
"Altogether" is correct for completely/entirely; "All-together" is different and often misused.