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entire
Meaning: including every part
entire in a sentence
How entire is used in real sentences:
The entire class helped decorate the hallway.
The puppy carried the entire newspaper into the kitchen without dropping a page.
“One vessel carried an entire harvest of wheat from a farm, leaving no sacks behind.”
— from the passage A Waterway Opens
Synonyms for entire
Other words for entire — whole, complete and total — carry the same meaning.
- whole
- complete
- total
Antonyms of entire
Words that mean the opposite of entire:
- partial
- incomplete
Where it comes from
From Latin integer 'whole or untouched'
Memory hook
An entire pie is the whole pie, with no slices missing.