Choose the perfect synonym or antonym for the word Complete or entire amount or extent of something without any part left out.
Whole
/həʊl/Synonyms:
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Examples:
So very good of them to send her the whole way!
"On the whole, that rather surprises me.
A whole hour live—with no retakes?
Etymology:
The word whole originates from the Old English hāl, meaning entire, unhurt, unbroken. This developed from the Proto-Germanic *hailaz, to the Middle English hole, all indicating the idea of completeness or health.
Usage Statistics:
235 mentions per 1 million words 
Hint: Frequency according to COCA
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