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entire /in-tīrˈ/ adjective- Whole
- Complete
- Unmingled
- Intact
- Unimpaired
- Untired (Spenser)
- Not castrated (esp of a horse)
- With untoothed and unlobed margin (botany)
- Inner or inward (Spenser)
- Genuine (archaic)
adverb (archaic)- Within
- Sincerely
noun- The whole (rare)
- Completeness (rare)
- A stallion
- A stamped, used or unused, envelope (philately)
- Porter or stout as delivered from the brewery
ORIGIN: OFr entier, from L integer whole, from in- not, and root of tangere to touch; in some senses showing confusion with interior entireˈly adverb entireˈness or entīˈrety noun - Completeness
- The whole
in its entirety - In its completeness
- (considered, taken, etc) as a whole
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