in whole (Meaning)
in whole
having all its proper parts or elements, recovered from a wound or injury, in view of all the circumstances or conditions, constituting the total sum or undiminished entirety, directed to one end, physically sound and healthy, seemingly complete or total, something constituting a complex unity, constituting an undivided unit, not divided or scattered, mentally or emotionally sound, containing all its natural constituents, components, or elements, being in healthy or sound condition, wholly, entirely, something whole or entire, being healed, constituting the entirety of a person's nature or development, each or all of the, in general, to the full or entire extent, free of defect or impairment, as a complete entity, being the total or full amount or extent of something, not cut up or in pieces, having all its proper parts or components, free of wound or injury, having the same father and mother, very great in quantity, extent, or scope, a complete amount or sum
Synonyms & Antonyms of in whole
Synonyms:
- to pieces
- hands down
- principally
- overall
- stone-cold
- soundly
- to the hilt
- generally
- downright
- cold
- unqualifiedly
- chiefly
- to bits
- mostly
- plumb
- stone
- basically
- to the max
- mainly
- absolutely
- plain
- clean
- down to the ground
- primarily
- categorically
- greatly
- at length
- by and large
- largely
- substantially
- predominantly
Antonyms:
in whole Sentence Examples
- The exact location of the treasure remains a mystery to this day.
- Mia ensured that her painting was an exact replica of the original masterpiece.
- The witness provided an exact description of the suspect's appearance.
- The scientist recorded the exact time of the experiment's commencement.
- The instructions were exact and left no room for interpretation.
- The measurements were carefully taken to ensure an exact fit.
- The exact ingredients of the secret recipe are known only to a select few.
- The clock displayed the exact time down to the second.
- The exact moment of the eclipse was widely anticipated by astronomers.
- The lawyer's closing argument was an exact summation of the evidence presented.
FAQs About the word in whole
having all its proper parts or elements, recovered from a wound or injury, in view of all the circumstances or conditions, constituting the total sum or undimin
entirely, full, thoroughly, all of,well, entire, perfectly, wide, completely, out
kind of, half, partly, just, partially,part, roughly, incompletely, somewhat, barely
The exact location of the treasure remains a mystery to this day.
Mia ensured that her painting was an exact replica of the original masterpiece.
The witness provided an exact description of the suspect's appearance.
The scientist recorded the exact time of the experiment's commencement.
