en bloc

[ ahn blawk; English en blok ]

adverb

, French.

1. as a whole.

en bloc

/ ɑ̃ blɔk /

adverb

1. in a lump or block; as a body or whole; all together

Example Sentences

Not so long ago, when conservatives said these things en bloc, they would come true.

From The Daily Beast

Or are they possibly a little more likely to vote en bloc against any tax increases?

From The Daily Beast

Can true converts be made to order by constraint, motives of self-interest, or by baptizing them en bloc?

From Project Gutenberg

Six months ago, almost simultaneously, both father and son resigned their various positions en bloc.

From Project Gutenberg

The Confession, with practically no criticism or opposition, was passed en bloc on August 17.

From Project Gutenberg

Fay had often alluded to the larger sex en bloc as blunderers since the night she had told Michael to stand behind the screen.

From Project Gutenberg

I do not aver that the bankers, gentry, merchants, and people of New York State en bloc are corrupt.

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