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What word describes complete or entire?

There are many words that describe complete or entire, depending on the specific nuance you're looking for. Here are a few options:

General:

* Complete: This is the most direct and common word for something that is whole and lacking nothing.

* Entire: Similar to complete, but emphasizes the wholeness of something and that nothing is excluded.

* Total: Implies a sum of all parts, emphasizing the full extent of something.

* Full: Indicates that something is filled to capacity or contains everything it should.

* Whole: Refers to something that is unbroken or undivided.

More specific:

* Comprehensive: Describes something that covers all aspects or details.

* Universal: Indicates something that applies to everything or everyone.

* Absolute: Suggests something that is complete and without any exceptions or qualifications.

* Utter: Used to emphasize the completeness of an action or statement.

* Perfect: Indicates something that is completely flawless or ideal.

The best word will depend on the specific context of your sentence and the desired emphasis.

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