entire
Meaning
The word "entire" describes something that is complete and not divided into parts.
💡 A common mistake is to confuse "entire" with "whole," as "entire" emphasizes completeness without any exceptions.
Example Sentences
Word in Context
She
spent
the
entire
morning
cleaning
the
small
flat
,
moving
books
and
wiping
the
windows
.
After
that
she
made
a
simple
lunch
and
sat
by
the
table
to
enjoy
the
sunlight
.
While
she
drank
tea
,
she
thought
about
the
short
walk
she
would
take
in
the
quiet
park
nearby
.
By
the
time
she
left
,
the
flat
felt
calm
and
ready
for
guests
.
Common Phrases
entire population
entire range
entire collection
Synonyms
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