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What is the antonym of whole?

The antonym of "whole" depends on the context. Here are a few possibilities:

General Antonyms:

* Part: This is the most general antonym, meaning a portion or piece of something.

* Incomplete: This emphasizes that something is not finished or lacking.

* Partial: This indicates that only a portion of something is present.

Specific Antonyms:

* Broken: This implies that something is physically divided.

* Fragmented: This suggests that something is broken into pieces.

* Separate: This implies that something is distinct from other things.

* Individual: This emphasizes that something is one part of a larger group.

Example:

* "The cake was whole" (Antonym: broken).

* "My attention was whole" (Antonym: divided).

To choose the most appropriate antonym, consider the specific meaning of "whole" in the sentence.

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