“As a whole” in Japanese
Short answer
As a whole in Japanese is “総じて” (soujite). Full meaning: in general, generally; as a whole, all in all, altogether, summing it up.
Other ways to say “As a whole” in Japanese
全般
zenpan (the) whole; as a whole, in general, at large
全体的
zentaiteki overall, general, as a whole
全般的に
zenpantekini generally, overall, across the board, as a whole
惣じて
soujite in general, generally; as a whole, all in all, altogether, summing it up
そうじて
soujite in general, generally; as a whole, all in all, altogether, summing it up
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