the whole world
Every place combined
The whole world means everyone or everything on Earth, emphasizing totality or universal scope.
It often expresses strong emotion through hyperbole: The whole world is watching, She means the whole world to me.
Can describe something that feels all-encompassing: His whole world fell apart when she left.
- globeSpherical representation of landmasses
- planetStar-orbiting spherical body
- earthSoil or electrical grounding
- four cornersAngular meeting points of edges
- ends of the earthMost distant places imaginable
universal · civilizations · interconnectedness · cosmopolitanism · humanity · common humanity · unity · climate change · global village · everybody · people · mankind · big picture · international · sky · biodiversity · cosmos · expanse
the whole worldno one
Zero individuals
nobody · not a soul · nothing · a handful · the self
the whole worldnothing
Not any thing
nothingness · the void · emptiness · nonexistence · oblivion
world, whole, worldwide, worldly, wholly, worlds, wholehearted, otherworldly, wholeness