Number.

The number or amount made up, or to be made up or accounted for; the number all told; the complete sum, enumeration, or list.

figurative. Account, reckoning. Obsolete.

An act or instance of counting, enumerating, or calculating something; the result of this; a tally, an account; a calculation. Also with up. Also…

The total amount or quantity of something abstract or immaterial; the totality, whole.

A combined sum, sum total; (also) an aggregate score.

The numerical result of reckoning; the number reckoned up, the reckoning; the sum total.

The total amount or quantity of something abstract or immaterial; the totality or whole of something. Also: an outcome, a result.

(the adjective used absolutely). The aggregate, the whole sum or amount; a whole.

A computed number or amount, a reckoning. Now rare.

concrete. The form in which reckoning is made; its product or result.

Number, total. Obsolete. rare.

A number, group, series, lot, tale; esp. a certain number or group (of things or persons) taken as the unit of computation. Also, ‘a company or…

Chiefly followed by of and a numerical value. A precise sum, total, or quantity amounting to the specified figure.

The total of an addition, sometimes having tot. written against it; hence, an addition sum; also (tot-up) the action of tot, v.2: adding up…

The final outcome or result of something; a culmination, a climax.