whole
Pronunciation
Adjective
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Quick answer
Complete, with all its parts, none missing.
Synonyms and antonyms
Usage notes
"Whole" goes before the noun, as in "the whole cake," while "all" can go before "the," as in "all the cake," a subtle word order difference.
Test yourself
Which word fits the gap? "She ate the _____ pizza by herself."
Answer: whole
In your own words, what does "whole" mean?
Complete, with all its parts, none missing.
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