wholistic
adjective
Variant spelling of holistic.Today, a typical American bookstore usually features shelf after shelf of books concerned with mysticism, wholistic medicine, astrology, metaphysics, witches, the occult, Eastern religion....
- It doesn't have the wholistic feel of the albums to come, but it still has its own flow.
- The guiding principle behind her wholistic view of health is that ‘well-being must come from within first - and then healthy people can branch out to others.’
Derivatives
wholistically
- They must make the degree of commitment necessary to treat the child wholistically with all the resources available.
- We were interested in determining the extent to which CVs were evaluated systematically, such as by rating applicant CVs on job-related competencies, versus ‘wholistically’.
- They've actually got to spend a few minutes more finding out more about the person as an individual and wholistically, so that you can assess how well they're going to feel after the surgery.