Collocations with "entire"

Refers to the complete physical form.

referring to the whole fleet without exception

with no part left out; whole

Emphasizes the completeness of the period from birth to death.

the whole range, without exception

the entirety of a cycle from start to finish

Refers to the whole series of events from beginning to end.

Refers to a sequence that is whole and has all its parts.

The whole of a particular event or show.

for the whole duration of a month

referring to all parts of a society

The whole period of a week.

Refers to the whole world.

Emphasizes that the whole ten-year period is being considered.

all members of the family

Indicates total and complete responsibility for a mistake.

Including all the items that are possible or necessary.

Refers to all parts or components of a series.

Used to emphasize the whole extent of something.

the whole length of the boundary

Emphasizes that every part of the text is included.