whole group
The entire bunch
The whole group means everyone in a particular set of people, with no one excluded.
It emphasizes completeness—not just some members, but all of them: The whole group agreed to meet at noon.
Often used when collective action or unanimous participation matters: We're waiting for the whole group before we start.
- ensembleUnified group or outfit
- collectiveJointly organized group
- crowdLarge public gathering
- tribeSocial group sharing ancestry
- packGroup or compress
herd · flock · crew · squad · unit · assembly · full house · gathering · congregation · mass · mob · throng · chorus · in unison · orchestra · team · all hands on deck · troupe
- teaching methodspresentation, lecturing, discussion, modeling, hands-on learning
- classroom managementrules, routines, routine, procedures, procedure
- subgroups