whole

noun, adjective31 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.0

emphasizing that something is a single, complete unit

referring to something as one individual, complete entity

a whole where all parts fit together logically

referring to a greater, more encompassing entity

a whole where all parts are united and work well together

a whole in which different parts exist together without problems

when considering something as a complete entity, not in separate parts

to combine to create a complete thing

to come together to make a complete entity

to be the parts that form a complete thing

to use an amount of space or time

to have something as a necessary part or result

to occupy the entire space of an area

to deal with or include all aspects of something

to take up or fill a space or period of time

to formally include all different parts of something

to stretch across the entire extent of something

to form or constitute the entirety of something

to include a wide range of ideas or subjects

to spread through something and be present in every part of it

to be present and noticeable in every part of something