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wholeness

[hohl-nis] / ˈhoʊl nɪs /
NOUN
completeness
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Even the doom-laden everything bagel that provides the film’s titular motif is redeemed, by the end, as a doughy symbol of wholeness, a poppy-seed circle of life.

From Los Angeles Times

The Super Bowl champions are led by a 27-year-old Patrick Mahomes, the best quarterback in the league, who doesn’t need to publicly share his journey to wholeness to remain relevant.

From Washington Post

The visible negative edges, sharp against the white background as a testament to the picture’s wholeness, would become an Avedon signature.

From New York Times

Addiction, he said, is often “a low-level search for God or spirituality or wholeness.”

From New York Times

“It orbits around romantic love, but each song somehow returns back to the importance of cultivating love within oneself to truly find wholeness.”

From Washington Post