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adjective. whole or complete
He ate theentiresandwich.
He ate the entire sandwich.
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The entire nation pauses in remembrance of a civil rights hero on Martin Luther King Day.
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The kids organized the entire classroom.
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What part of a hamsters body continues to grow his entire life?
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The general will command the entire army.
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Which character from the book narrates the entire story?
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What word is repeated throughout the entire book?
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How did Zombie scare the entire village?
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What was Queen Priscilla Buzzoo feeling when she saw the entire party start dancing?
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A single fact is sufficient for reshaping one's entire point of view.
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How did the entire class feel about the toilet paper roll?
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Which of these friends stood behind Paige the entire time?
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We logged the entire area in a week. OR I logged off the computer.
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Which character did Anansi pretend to be in order to be a part of the entire plan to get the storybox?
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She knew the entire Brahmsian repetoire.
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whole; full; total; complete
piece; portion; part of
2 syllables
en-tire
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