whole
adjectiveUK /həʊl/
US /hoʊl/
All of something, with nothing missing.
She ate the whole apple, even the core.
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2. Not broken or cut into pieces.
He bought a whole chicken from the market.
3. A thing that is complete in itself.
The two halves together make a whole.
4. In good health or well.
After a good sleep, she felt whole again.