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Definition of entirety in English: entiretynoun ɪnˈtʌɪərətiɛnˈtʌɪərəti mass nounThe whole of something. she would have to stay in her room for the entirety of the weekend Example sentencesExamples - The entirety of medical records of a community are a non-renewable single good.
- The entirety of this immense and civilised achievement is accessible only in libraries, or to those prepared to spend cash.
- The entirety of the universe flows in patterns and I am a tiny turn in the patterns of the universe.
- The entirety of the Central and South American debt is a result of this operation.
- The entirety of it is sensory overload, more than one can absorb in any one viewing.
Synonyms whole, sum, total, aggregate, totality, gross, sum total, grand total
Phrases the poem is too long to quote in its entirety here Example sentencesExamples - Whole sequences are played out in their entirety in front of the television cameras.
- Both the articles are very well written and worth reading in their entirety.
- Anyone who seeks to understand this whole subject should carefully study this chapter in its entirety.
- Perhaps the best way to start discussing this review is to quote it almost in its entirety.
- All relevant verses must be analyzed in their entirety and tied together to form a consistent whole.
- All monies raised go in their entirety to these voluntary organisations.
- Some are in their complete entirety, and some are just the titles, which is most frustrating.
- The whole voyage took 46 days to complete and was followed in its entirety by the world's press.
- The circular emblem is approximately four inches in diameter in its entirety.
- In its entirety, it would create the largest land turbine development in Europe, extending over five miles in length.
Synonyms completely, entirely, totally, fully, wholly
Origin Middle English: from Old French entierete, from Latin integritas, from integer 'untouched, whole' (see entire). Compare with integrity. Definition of entirety in US English: entiretynoun The whole of something. she would have to stay in her room over the entirety of the weekend Example sentencesExamples - The entirety of the universe flows in patterns and I am a tiny turn in the patterns of the universe.
- The entirety of the Central and South American debt is a result of this operation.
- The entirety of this immense and civilised achievement is accessible only in libraries, or to those prepared to spend cash.
- The entirety of it is sensory overload, more than one can absorb in any one viewing.
- The entirety of medical records of a community are a non-renewable single good.
Synonyms whole, sum, total, aggregate, totality, gross, sum total, grand total
Phrases the poem is too long to quote in its entirety here Example sentencesExamples - Some are in their complete entirety, and some are just the titles, which is most frustrating.
- All relevant verses must be analyzed in their entirety and tied together to form a consistent whole.
- All monies raised go in their entirety to these voluntary organisations.
- In its entirety, it would create the largest land turbine development in Europe, extending over five miles in length.
- Perhaps the best way to start discussing this review is to quote it almost in its entirety.
- Anyone who seeks to understand this whole subject should carefully study this chapter in its entirety.
- Whole sequences are played out in their entirety in front of the television cameras.
- The circular emblem is approximately four inches in diameter in its entirety.
- Both the articles are very well written and worth reading in their entirety.
- The whole voyage took 46 days to complete and was followed in its entirety by the world's press.
Synonyms completely, entirely, totally, fully, wholly
Origin Middle English: from Old French entierete, from Latin integritas, from integer ‘untouched, whole’ (see entire). Compare with integrity. |