whole
//hoʊl//
Adjective
1
Complete with all parts; not divided or broken; entire.
She ate the whole apple.
2
In an unbroken or undamaged state; intact.
The vase fell but remained whole.
3
Constituting the full amount, extent, or duration; all of.
She spent the whole day at the beach.
4
Healthy; not injured or sick.
After the accident, he was relieved to find himself whole and unharmed.
Noun
1
A thing that is complete in itself; all of something.
The parts combine to form a whole.
2
The entirety or total of something.
The whole is greater than the sum of its parts.
Adverb
1
Entirely; completely; wholly.
The story was made up whole.