Example: Taken together, these facts show a clear pattern.
Definition
"Taken together" is a phrase used to indicate that multiple elements or facts are considered as a whole, collectively forming a complete understanding or conclusion. It emphasizes the combined effect or significance of all parts involved.
Translations
considerados en conjunto
samen genomen
considerats conjuntament
pris ensemble
zusammengenommen
Etymology
The phrase "taken together" originates from the verb 'take' combined with the adverb 'together,' both tracing back to Old English roots. 'Take' means to grasp or consider, while 'together' denotes unity or combination. Did you know? The expression emphasizes joint consideration, reflecting how combining separate parts leads to a fuller picture.
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"Taken together" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - General - Idioms and Proverbs - (C1) - set 1", containing 130 commonly used expressions.
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