wholespace
nounUK /ˈhəʊl.speɪs/
US /ˈhoʊl.speɪs/
The whole space is all of the room or area, with nothing left out.
The teacher said the wholespace of the classroom must be clean before we go home.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. All of the available room in a place, taken together as one.
We used the wholespace of the gym for the big game.
3. The complete extent of an empty area, with no parts missing.
The wholespace of the field was covered in snow.
4. A term for the total area of a surface or region.
The wholespace of the playground was painted with colorful lines.