whole

Sum, not part

Whole means complete, entire, with no part removed or missing.

A whole pizza has all its slices.

The whole truth holds nothing back.

Whole also means undivided: She swallowed the pill whole.

As a noun, a whole is a complete thing or system: the whole of Western civilization, taken as a whole.

The phrase on the whole means generally or all things considered.

intact

undamaged

Free from harm

unimpaired · untouched · unblemished · unspoiled · unmarred · mint · original · sound · solid · together

unity

oneness

State of being unified

harmony · synthesis · gestalt · totality · completeness · indivisibility · inseparability · unification · coherence · integrity

complete

finished

Brought to an end

concluded · achieved · finalized · settled · resolved · consummated · polished · refined · thorough · comprehensive

food

unprocessed

Not yet treated

grain · wheat · milk · foods · nutritious · raw · pure · unadulterated · plant-based · clean eating

holistic

wellness

Overall state of health

complementary · naturopathy · ayurveda · mindfulness · meditation · healing · health · wellbeing · synergy · ecosystem

Categories
Opposites
completeness

wholeincomplete

Lacking necessary parts

partial · part · fraction · unfinished · portion

unity/integrity

wholedivided

Separated into portions

fragmented · broken · scattered · fractured · split

health/soundness

wholebroken

Damaged beyond function

damaged · injured · sick · ill · hurt

Phrases
Family

wholesome, wholly, wholehearted, wholeness, wholesaler, wholes, wholeheartedly, wholegrain, wholemeal

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G