entire

Including every part of something, or all the people in a group.

• I spent the entire day at home.
• The entire family came to the wedding.
• They searched the entire building for the missing dog.

Similar words: whole, complete, total

Opposites: partial

Common phrases: entire day, entire family, entire length

A male horse that can still produce young.

• The entire was kept apart from the mares.
• They bought an entire for breeding.
• Two entires stood in separate fields.

Similar words: stallion

Common phrases: an entire, breeding entire