en bloc

American  

[ahn blawk, en blok] / ɑ̃ ˈblɔk, ɛn ˈblɒk /

adverb

French.

1. as a whole.

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en bloc British  

/ ɑ̃ blɔk /

adverb

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

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Example Sentences

Latinx individuals have not similarly flaunted government guidelines or demanded their repeal en bloc.

From Salon

This time, however, the Albanian opposition took the unprecedented step of relinquishing their parliamentary mandates en bloc.

From BBC

“More than the trickle that we have seen, a declaration en bloc by the armed forces would be ideal,” Guaidó admitted.

From The Guardian

“If European governments want to help stop all this, they must move en bloc so that the forces that still support Maduro feel the full weight of diplomatic and political pressure,” he said.

From The Guardian

The board should approve all 20 proposed projects, including Bahrain’s, en bloc without discussion, he said.

From Scientific American