ADVERB

allesamt/aləˈzamt/all together; every one of them

allesamt is a German adverb that means all together or every one of them. It is pronounced /aləˈzamt/.

Definitions

1.used for emphasizing that all persons or things referred to are included without exception(collective emphasis)

a.every single one; all of them together

Sie kamen allesamt zu spät zur Sitzung.—They all arrived late to the meeting.

b.the entire group as a whole

Die Bücher waren allesamt beschädigt.—All the books were damaged.

Frequently asked questions

What does "allesamt" mean in English?
"allesamt" means all together or every one of them. It is a German adverb.
How do you pronounce "allesamt"?
"allesamt" is pronounced /aləˈzamt/ in the International Phonetic Alphabet.
What part of speech is "allesamt"?
"allesamt" is a adverb in German.

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