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Anonymous  +  274832 Sun, 01 Oct 06 11:13 AM

what's the difference?

Thanks for your explanation!!Smile [:)]
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Dominik, 3 yr 38 days ago
Use THIS dictionary. There are the definitions and samples of the sentences.
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Adadababa  +  275211 Mon, 02 Oct 06 08:19 AM

you can see "altogether" as "all together".so it means  "wholly,completely,in all".

such as:an altogether different question.

and "together" means "in one place,mass or something else",

such as:then men got together every saturday
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Formlit, 3 yr 31 days ago
You can also say, "She was at the beach in the altogether." Meaning she was nude.
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