whole — meaning, examples & etymology [English]

whole (/həʊl/)

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🔊 /həʊl/

Meaning

Meaning: complete; entire

Complete or entire; with no part left out.

Examples

🗣 I ate the whole pizza.

Etymology

From Old English ‘hal’ (whole, healthy).

How & Where It’s Used

Common for entire amounts; the silent ‘w’ confuses learners.

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