whole in a sentence
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📚 Grade Level: Grade 1, Grade 2
Definition
Whole: adjective meaning entire or complete, without any part missing.
Crossword clues for whole
Crossword clue ideas and answer hints for the word "whole".
- Complete and undivided in nature.
- Not lacking any part or element.
- Entire, not broken or fragmented.
- Fully intact without any omissions.
- All parts included, nothing missing.
Whole sentence examples
- The whole community came together to support the local charity event.
- She baked a whole cake for the birthday celebration, ensuring everyone would have a slice.
- After the meeting, they decided to revamp the whole project to better align with their goals.
- He spent the whole afternoon reading in the park, enjoying the warm sunshine.
- The whole experience was unforgettable, leaving a lasting impression on everyone involved.
- The whole team celebrated their victory with a big party.
- She bought a whole loaf of bread to make sandwiches for the picnic.
- After the meeting, we felt a whole new sense of direction for the project.
- He dedicated his whole life to helping others in need.
- The painting captured the whole essence of the landscape beautifully.
- The whole team celebrated their victory at the championship.
- She decided to eat the whole pizza by herself, much to her friends' surprise.
- After the storm, the whole neighborhood came out to help each other clean up.
- He spent the whole afternoon reading by the window, lost in his book.
- The teacher explained the whole concept clearly, ensuring everyone understood.