allinsieme

Allinsieme is a term used in Italian to denote consideration of something as a whole. It is typically written all'insieme, with an elision of the preposition a before a vowel, and occasionally appears without the apostrophe in non-Italian typography as allinsieme. The expression combines the preposition a with the noun insieme, meaning together or as a whole.

In usage, all'insieme functions as a locution that indicates the statement applies to the entire group rather than to individual elements. It can introduce a summation, a general assessment, or an inclusive scope. For example: All'insieme, le spese sono state contenute, meaning “Overall, expenses were contained.” It is common in formal writing and can precede phrases like all'insieme delle componenti or all'insieme dei dati to signal a holistic view.

In mathematical, scientific, and analytical contexts, all'insieme is used to refer to the set of all elements under consideration—for instance, all'insieme delle soluzioni or all'insieme dei dati. When used in this way, it emphasizes aggregation and totality rather than individual items.

Notes: all'insieme is not a proper noun; it names a linguistic construct rather than a specific entity. If a brand, project, or title uses the term as a name, capitalization or branding may create a distinct subject. See also in toto, nel complesso, complessivamente.