Whole - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
the whole of American literature
adjective
- exhibiting or restored to vigorous good health (syn: hale)
a whole person again
adverb
Extra examples
The doctor assured me that the whole procedure would only take a few minutes.
The whole place was remodeled. It looks great now.
It's been a whole week since I've seen him.
I spent the whole summer traveling through Europe.
The whole evening was a great success.
She read the whole book in one day.
I've been waiting my whole life for this.
We decided to forget the whole thing.
We cooked a whole chicken.
The community center offers a whole range of programs.
...the landlord eventually refunded the whole of our deposit...
We cooked the chicken whole.
The frog swallowed the fly whole.
He related his whole adventure from beginning to end.
One whole man is enough to take care of a wounded one.
Word forms
singular: whole
plural: wholes
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