Altogether (adverb)

1. Entirely; completely.
2. In all; on the whole.

Origin:

Late middle english: from all together, altered by association with altogether 'entirely'. the original form was obsolete by the 16th century.

Examples:

1. The cake was altogether delicious.
2. Altogether, the trip was a success.
3. He was altogether too nervous to speak.
4. Altogether there were ten of us.
5. The situation is altogether different now.