wholethought
nounUK /ˈhəʊl.θɔːt/
US /ˈhoʊl.θɔːt/
A whole thought is one complete idea that you think all the way through.
She shared her wholethought about the class trip before anyone else spoke.
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2. Thinking about something fully and carefully before deciding.
He gave the problem his wholethought before choosing an answer.
3. A single idea that is not broken into smaller parts.
The teacher asked for one wholethought, not a jumble of half ideas.
4. A calm, clear mind that is focused on one thing.
After a quiet walk, she felt a sense of wholethought and knew what to do.