entire
Missing no part
Entire means whole or complete, with nothing left out or excluded.
An entire day passes from morning to night.
You can read an entire book or eat an entire pizza.
The word emphasizes completeness more strongly than whole: The entire population was evacuated.
In technical contexts, entire can mean unbroken or uncastrated, as with horses.
Full and undivided
- fullMaximum extent reached
- totalComplete sum
- comprehensiveIncluding all elements
- thoroughComplete in every detail
exhaustive · all-inclusive · unabridged · uncut · undivided · undiminished · unreduced · unexpurgated
Free from harm
- unbrokenNot damaged or interrupted
- unimpairedNot weakened or diminished
- preservedKept from deterioration
- wholeFull and undivided
untouched · unscathed · unspoiled · pristine · unblemished · unmarred · perfect · sound
Combined into one
- cohesiveTending to bond
- undividedNot separated into parts
- indivisibleUnable to be divided
- inseparableUnable to be divided
seamless · continuous · uninterrupted · connected · joined · consolidated · combined · merged
whole
Full and undivided
- fullMaximum extent reached
- totalComplete sum
- comprehensiveIncluding all elements
thorough · exhaustive · all-inclusive · unabridged · uncut · undivided · undiminished · unreduced · unexpurgated · unedited
undamaged
Free from harm
- unbrokenNot damaged or interrupted
- unimpairedNot weakened or diminished
- preservedKept from deterioration
whole · untouched · unscathed · unspoiled · pristine · unblemished · unmarred · perfect · sound · unharmed
unified
Combined into one
- cohesiveTending to bond
- undividedNot separated into parts
- indivisibleUnable to be divided
inseparable · seamless · continuous · uninterrupted · connected · joined · consolidated · combined · merged · fused
- Absolutesabsolute, absolutely, all, always, complete
- completenesscomplete, completely, totally, total, full
- totalityall, everything, whole, totality, total
- absolute adjectivesabsolute, complete, perfect, unique, total
- leaf traitscordate, lanceolate, ovate, serrate, dentate
- bacterial coloniescolony, petri dish, circular, convex, raised