Collocations with "whole"

Refers to the complete physical form.

Grain that has not been refined.

referring to the entire quantity of something

Made with the entire wheat grain, including the bran.

The entire understanding of a situation, not just parts of it.

Refers to the entirety of an event or situation.

a very large amount

refers to the entire situation

The complete event or show.

Emphasizes the completeness of the period from birth to death.

Synonymous with 'entire saga', emphasizing completeness.

the whole range, without exception

the entirety of a cycle from start to finish

referring to all parts of a society

The entire duration of a week, emphasizing its completeness.

all members of the family

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

Refers to the entire, complete collection of something.

all of a month

An entire system or object where all parts are well-integrated.

Including all the items that are possible or necessary.

Refers to all parts or components of a series.