whole

US /hoʊl/
UK /hoʊl/
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all of something

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He ate the whole cake by himself.
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The whole family went on vacation.
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entirecompletetotalfullundivided
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in an unbroken or undamaged state; in one piece

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Despite the fall, the vase remained whole.
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It's important to keep the document whole.
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intactundamagedunbrokencompletesound
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a thing that is complete in itself

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The universe is a whole, not just a collection of parts.
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He sees the community as a single whole.
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entiretytotalitysumaggregateunity
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entirely; fully

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He was wholeheartedly committed to the project.
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She felt whole again after the recovery.
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entirelyfullycompletelytotallyaltogether
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on the wholewhole milkwhole notedouble whole notego the whole hogthe whole nine yards