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en mass i think, thats how i say it anyway 
bradders
Which do you think? Is it derived from French?
It's "en masse".
It is "en masse" and it is French
silltilly
I don't know what the English use of the saying is, though. It might be something completely different.
I don't know what the English use of the saying is, though. It might be something completely different.
It's pretty much the same really...
http://www.wsu.edu:8080/~brians/errors/errors.html
The answer ISN'T there but it is still a very cool site
OED= en masse =In a mass or body; bodily, all at once.
The answer ISN'T there but it is still a very cool site
OED= en masse =In a mass or body; bodily, all at once.
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