Whole

The entirety of something; all of its parts together. It can refer to something complete, undivided, and lacking nothing. Often implies completeness, integrity, and a state of being untouched or unaffected by damage, separation, or division. It can also describe a state of being sound or healthy, referring to overall well-being or functional effectiveness.

Whole meaning with examples

• The chef used a Whole chicken to prepare the Sunday roast, ensuring maximum flavor and tradition for the family dinner. Nothing was wasted.
• After years of saving, they bought the Whole property, including the house and surrounding land, realizing their dream of country living.
• She consumed a Whole pizza by herself, feeling absolutely satisfied despite potential nutritional consequences.
• The museum displayed the Whole collection of ancient artifacts, showcasing the entirety of human history.
• Understanding the Whole concept is critical before proceeding further with the project. Breaking it down makes things easier.

Whole Synonyms

all, complete, entire, full, healthy, intact, integral, sound, total, unbroken, undivided

Whole Antonyms

broken, damaged, damaged, divided, fractional, fragmented, incomplete, partial

Whole Crossword Answers

3 Letters

ONE, ASA, ALL

4 Letters

UNIT, HALE

5 Letters

UNCUT, TOTAL, SOLID, ASPEN, FOODS

6 Letters

INTACT, ENTIRE, UNHURT, WHOLLY, ERITNE

7 Letters

SHEBANG, UNITARY, TOTALLY

8 Letters

UNBROKEN, COMPLETE, UNHARMED, ENTIRELY, INTEGRAL, ENTIRETY

9 Letters

UNANIMOUS, UNSCATHED, UNINJURED

10 Letters

INONEPIECE, ALTOGETHER, COMPLETELY

12 Letters

UNDIMINISHED