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Tout ensemble   /taʊt ɑnsˈɑmbəl/   Listen
Tout ensemble

noun
1.
An assemblage of parts or details (as in a work of art) considered as forming a whole.  Synonym: ensemble.
2.
A total impression or effect of something made up of individual parts.
adverb
1.
With everything considered (and neglecting details).  Synonyms: all in all, altogether, on the whole.  "All in all, it's not so bad"





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"Tout ensemble" Quotes from Famous Books



... the close, old-fashioned leg-horn bonnet, trimmed with one broad strip of white mantua ribbon, put straight down over the top and tied under the chin, and the black mitts and morocco slippers of the same hue, formed a tout ensemble which, though odd, was not unpleasant to look upon. In one hand the little lady carried a very large parasol, in the other a gayly-colored silk reticule of corresponding size, this last not by a ribbon ...
— Elsie's Girlhood • Martha Finley


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