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View synonyms for tout ensemble
tout ensemble
[ too tahn-sahn-bluh ]
adverb
, French.
- all together.
noun
- the assemblage of parts or details, as in a work of art, considered as forming a whole; the ensemble.
tout ensemble
/ tut ɑ̃sɑ̃blə /
adverb
- everything considered; all in all
noun
- the total impression or effect
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Word History and Origins
Origin of tout ensemble1
First recorded in 1690–1700; from French tout “all” (from Latin tōtus “entire”) + ensemble “together”; total ( def ), ensemble ( def )
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Example Sentences
With not a tithe of the beauty of half the girls present, her tout ensemble was striking and attractive.
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The tout-ensemble is smart, weird, pleasing and eminently suitable for a Drury Lane pantomime.
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It is the tout ensemble he thinks of, not the thousand and one details that go to make up the whole.
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A nice notion the public must have of the tout ensemble of my production!
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The tout ensemble of the building is, in short, perfect harmony.
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