Meaning & Definition of Entire in English
English⟶
Entire
Whole; complete; full.
Pronunciation:
/ɪnˈtaɪər/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Having all parts or elements; whole.
Example Sentence: She spent the entire day working on her project.
Definition: Complete; not lacking anything.
Example Sentence: The entire book is available for free online.
Definition: Unbroken; uninterrupted.
Example Sentence: He gave her his entire attention during the meeting.
Etymology
Origin: Middle English, from Old French 'entier', from Latin 'integer' meaning whole, untouched.
Synonyms
wholecompletefulltotalall
Common Phrases and Expressions
- the entire world: Refers to everyone or everything globally.
- the entire time: Throughout the whole duration.
- entirely different: Completely unlike; very different.
Translations
- Spanish: entero
- French: entier
- German: ganz
- Russian: целый
Related Words
- entirety: The state of being complete or whole.
- entirely: Completely; fully.
Slang Meanings of entire
Meaning: All of something.
Example Sentence: I ate the entire pizza by myself.
Meaning: To be fully invested or involved.
Example Sentence: I'm in this project entirely.