comprehensiveness

Shown by its greatness—loved to the uttermost; its comprehensiveness—including even Judas; its lowliness—doing a servant's work.

The duties on transactions, levied chiefly by stamps, were ill-graded and lacking in comprehensiveness.

With the rise of annual bibliographies of bibliographies that aim at comprehensiveness their importance has somewhat declined.

Secondly, the comprehensiveness of the present name would be forfeited, and a more partial quality taken.

His daughter was at a loss before the comprehensiveness of this blanket question.