Altogether vs All Together

Altogether means completely, in total or on the whole.

  • There were 50 people altogether.
  • The plan was altogether unsuccessful.
  • Altogether, it was a good experience.

All together means everyone or everything together in one place or at one time.

  • The family sat all together.
  • Let’s sing all together.
  • Put the books all together.

Simple guide

Altogether = in total/completely.
All together = collectively or in one group.