CEFR A2

entire

adjective

Meaning

Complete; not divided or shared.

Examples

The entire country was celebrating the victory.
He spent the entire day studying for the exam.

Synonyms: whole, complete, total, full

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entire (A2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈtaɪər/

Definition

Complete; not divided or shared.

Examples

The entire country was celebrating the victory.
He spent the entire day studying for the exam.
We need to consider the entire situation before making a decision.

How to Use entire

the entire (collocation): Used before a noun to emphasize completeness. — "The entire building was evacuated due to the fire alarm."

Synonyms of entire

Words with a similar meaning to entire:

whole
complete
total
full

Antonyms of entire

Words with the opposite meaning to entire:

partial
divided

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