com·pre·hen·sive 
(kŏm′prĭ-hĕnsĭv)
(kŏm′prĭ-hĕnsĭv)adj.
1. So large in scope or content as to include much: a comprehensive history of the revolution.
2. Marked by or showing extensive understanding: comprehensive knowledge.
n. often comprehensives
An examination or series of examinations covering the entire field of major study, given to a student in the final year of undergraduate or graduate study.
[Late Latin comprehēnsīvus, conceivable, from Latin comprehēnsus, past participle of comprehendere, to comprehend; see COMPREHEND.]
com′pre·hensive·ly adv.
com′pre·hensive·ness n.
- Williamsport
- William Starke
- William Sydney
- William Tatem, Jr.
- William Tecumseh
- "William the Conqueror."
- William the Conqueror
- "William the Silent."
- William Thomas Green
- William Thomson.
- William Trevor Cox.
- William Turner
- William Vacanarat Shadrach
- (William) Wilkie
- William Worrall
- Willie
- willie
- Willie Howard, Jr.
- Willie Pete
- willies
- willing
- willingly
- willingness
- Willis-Ekbom disease
- williwaw