adjective

entire

whole, complete, total

He ate the entire cake by himself.

He ate the entire cake by himself.

Her entire family came to the party.

Her entire family came to the party.

((the entire + noun)) the whole of (sth.) He ate the entire cake.

Synonyms: whole, complete, full; Antonyms: partial, incomplete

From Old French 'entier', from Latin 'integrum', meaning 'whole, untouched'. It is related to 'integer'.

Think of it covering the 'entire' surface of a car tire.

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