Entirety (noun)

  1. The state or quality of being entire; completeness.
  2. The whole of something; everything.

Origin:

Middle english entierte, from old french entierté, from entier entire.

Examples:

  1. She read the contract in its entirety before signing it.
  2. The building was destroyed in its entirety by the fire.
  3. I understand the project in its entirety.
  4. He described the plan in its entirety.
  5. We will discuss the budget in its entirety.
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