the state of forming a complete and harmonious whole; unity.
whole+ness
Shared component: whole · entire
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whole
entire
Related forms: whole · 15 words in this dictionary
Related words
Shared components, not spelling prefixesRelating to or providing insurance coverage for the entire lifetime of the insured person.
whole+life
Shared component: whole · entire
Milk from which none of the fat has been removed.
whole+milk
Shared component: whole · entire
Relating to or involving an entire word, especially as a single unit of language instruction or processing.
whole+word
Shared component: whole · entire
Involving or including all the members of a class or group.
whole+class
Shared component: whole · entire
Made from or containing the entire cereal grain, including the bran, germ, and endosperm.
whole+grain
Shared component: whole · entire
Relating to or involving all members of a group collectively.
whole+group
Shared component: whole · entire
Relating to, affecting, or designed for an entire house or building, especially a residential one.
whole+house
Shared component: whole · entire
Made from or containing the entire wheat grain, including the bran and germ.
whole+wheat
Shared component: whole · entire
With complete sincerity and commitment; without any doubt or hesitation.
whole+heart+edly
Shared component: whole · entire
whollyExtended relation
completely or entirely
whole+ly
Extended relation: whole · entire
wholesaleExtended relation
the business of selling goods in large quantities, especially to retailers.
whole+sale
Extended relation: whole · entire
whole-bodyExtended relation
Involving, relating to, or affecting the entire body
whole+body
Extended relation: whole · entire
wholesalerExtended relation
a person or company that sells goods in large quantities to retailers, not directly to the public.
whole+sale+er
Extended relation: whole · entire
wholeheartedExtended relation
Showing or characterized by complete sincerity and commitment.
whole+heart+ed
Extended relation: whole · entire