entirety (Meaning)
entirety (n)
the state of being total and complete
entirety (n.)
The state of being entire; completeness; as, entirely of interest.
That which is entire; the whole.
Synonyms & Antonyms of entirety
entirety Sentence Examples
- The entirety of the Earth's atmosphere is a vast and complex entity.
- The entirety of her research was dedicated to understanding the enigmatic phenomenon.
- The novel captured the entirety of human existence, from birth to death.
- The storm engulfed the entirety of the coastal town, leaving it devastated.
- The entirety of the population was evacuated from the danger zone.
- The government had control over the entirety of the nation's resources.
- The entirety of the day was spent in productive endeavors.
- The knowledge he possessed spanned the entirety of multiple disciplines.
- The musician's repertoire encompassed the entirety of classical music.
- The entirety of the painting's beauty lay in its intricate details.
FAQs About the word entirety
the state of being total and completeThe state of being entire; completeness; as, entirely of interest., That which is entire; the whole.
perfectness, fullness,completeness, exhaustiveness, extensiveness, entireness, soundness, absoluteness,wholeness, perfection
inadequacy, inadequacy, imperfection,incompleteness, imperfection, unsoundness, incompleteness, unsoundness, imperfectness,narrowness
The entirety of the Earth's atmosphere is a vast and complex entity.
The entirety of her research was dedicated to understanding the enigmatic phenomenon.
The novel captured the entirety of human existence, from birth to death.
The storm engulfed the entirety of the coastal town, leaving it devastated.
