whole quantity
nounUK /həʊl ˈkwɒntɪti/
US /hoʊl ˈkwɑːntəti/
The whole quantity is all of something, with nothing taken away.
She ate the whole quantity of cookies on the plate.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The full number or measure of things in a group.
The whole quantity of students went to the museum.
3. All of a supply or stock, not just a part.
We used the whole quantity of paint on the wall.
4. The complete amount needed for a recipe or task.
Add the whole quantity of flour at once.