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upon the whole
upon the whole
Considering all parts or aspects of something together; ultimately. Karen isn't doing well in French this semester, but upon the whole, her grades are good. Upon the whole, we had a great trip, but it was annoying that our flight got delayed.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| HỒNg | | - | Vietnamese |
| Heber (1) | | - | Irish |
| Inocencio | | ee-no-THEN-thyo (Spanish), ee-no-SEN-syo (Latin American Spanish) | Spanish |
| Apphia | | AF-ee-ə (English), AP-fee-ə (English) | Biblical |
| Hardy | | ['ha:di] | |
| Joost | | YO:ST | Dutch |