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Discover LudwigThe phrase "altogether white" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is completely or entirely white in color.
Example: "The walls of the gallery were altogether white, creating a serene and minimalist atmosphere."
Alternatives: "completely white" or "entirely white".
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What this casting does, helpfully, is challenge the increasingly implausible myth of a Europe that was altogether white before large-scale 20th-century immigration from former colonies.
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Altogether, the white vote fell by an average of 1.75 points, which at least brings us fairly close to the 3-point drop in percentage of white voters seen in the exit polls.
The White Company offers its loyalists an altogether better, whiter world.
But the casting executives appear to have ignored Tiger Lily's roots altogether, casting a white actress to play a white princess with apparently no reference to the character's Native American heritage.
(Why not just skip the white altogether, one wonders?) If I was optimistic about Table 8 and Ola (see below), I was downright excited about David Bouley Evolution, in the Ritz-Carlton.
The real reason that nonviolence is considered to be a virtue in Negroes — I am not speaking now of its tactical value, another matter altogether — is that white men do not want their lives, their self-image, or their property threatened.
Then, as in the wine cultures of southern Europe, red wine overtook white altogether.
Altogether, several different white matter tracts have been reported as disrupted in schizophrenia at different stages of the illness, supporting the hypothesis that white matter deficits could possibly be widespread throughout the whole brain [ 29].
One solution is to bypass Broad Breasted Whites altogether.
But McShane doesn't ditch the black-and-white altogether.
But she refuses to forgo white sauce altogether.
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