Vocabulary Entry

whole

|noun • verb • adjective

noun

The entire amount or quantity; a complete thing.

Example Sentences

"She ate the whole pizza by herself."

"The whole of the project took two years to complete."

"He was considered the whole package—smart, kind, and funny."

verb

Example Sentences

"They hope to whole the fragments of the broken vase."

"The therapy sessions helped to whole her emotional wounds."

"Community efforts aim to whole the differences among various groups."

adjective

Example Sentences

"She was the whole reason for his happiness."

"He read the whole book in one day."

"The team played the whole match without substitution."