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entirety

[en-tahyuhr-tee, -tahy-ri-] / ɛnˈtaɪər ti, -ˈtaɪ rɪ- /


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The committee also questioned whether it was appropriate for councillors who were "campaigning publicly" to stop the football game in its entirety, to be on the SAG.

From BBC

The deal values Excel in its entirety at roughly 257 million euros.

From The Wall Street Journal

Last October, I decided to make the perilous journey through all five “Scary Movie” films after realizing that I’d never seen a single one in its entirety — only a collection of well-known bits.

From Salon

One potential big move could be to sell chunks or even the entirety of the $50 billion stake that Nestlé holds in L’Oréal, which some investors want to see cashed out.

From The Wall Street Journal

She melted into a crowd led by Goodyear staff, directing the fans around the entirety of the blimp — tiny planets orbiting a sun, pulled in by a gravitational force of awe and admiration.

From Los Angeles Times