body-wide

adjective
UK /ˈbɒdi waɪd/
US /ˈbɑːdi waɪd/

Happening in every part of your body.

The doctor said the rash was body-wide, not just on his arms.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Affecting every part of a whole system or organization.

The new safety rules were body-wide and applied to every department.

3. Spread across an entire group or area rather than a small part.

The school made a body-wide change to its lunch menu.

4. Covering the full extent of something from top to bottom.

The storm caused body-wide power outages across the region.