Overall ( adverb , noun )

(As an adverb)

Overall ( adverb )

Taken as a whole; considering everything.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english ofer- + al overall.

Examples:

1. The overall performance was good.
2. The overall impression was that the party was a success.
3. She has an overall good health.
4. The doctor gave me an overall diagnosis.
5. The overall picture is still unclear.

(As a noun)

Overall ( noun )

Taken as a whole; considering everything.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english ofer- + al overall.

Examples:

1. The overall performance was good.
2. The overall impression was that the party was a success.
3. She has an overall good health.
4. The doctor gave me an overall diagnosis.
5. The overall picture is still unclear.