sum total

noun7

1. •
   Total; the result of adding a set of figures or counting a number of items.

   • It may be noted that the maximum number and sum total in points of the table may be changed to the second mode simply by multiplying them by two. — 1890
2. •
   Entirety; the aggregate of everything.

   • The sum total of my belongings is the clothes in my knapsack.
3. •
   Entirety.

   • Complete determination demands a comparison of the thing with the sum-total of all possible predicates. — 2012
4. •
   Total.

   • We first add the sums in the money columns of the credit side of the account, and find they amount to $57 .50, which is the sum-total of all I have received from him. — 1855
5. •
   Epitome.

   • Moreover, by and by the Church will come "out of the tribulation, the great one," the sum total of all tribulations. — 1998
6. •
   Epitome.

   • She then shared her idolatrous image with Adam, who represented the sum-total of God's creation. — 2006
7. •
   Alternative form of sum total.