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Meanings of entire in English
Constituting the undiminished entirety; lacking nothing essential especially not damaged.
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Usage of entire in English
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This shift constitutes a present challenge to the entire National Health Service.
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The entire House will decide that question as soon as this month.
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Fitch said it expected the crisis to affect the entire automotive sector.
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So can Europe carry out mass returns of entire groups of people?
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The sensation of the crisis affected the atmosphere of the entire house.
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Tsipras said he did not believe the banks required the entire amount.
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So a good twenty minutes passed before the entire process was completed.
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The country's entire economy is based on the gas industry, Putin said.
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One thing that is missing from this entire situation is true leadership.
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Grace came home without thinking this entire journey was going to happen.
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This is about the opportunity we've had the entire year, he said.
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He may ask the entire Manhattan-based appeals court to rehear the case.
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Paulson sold his entire 34 million share stake in the past week.
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Under EU rules, parliament must vote on an entire line-up, not individuals.
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They have seen families, indeed entire communities, destroyed by the drugs epidemic.
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Everything you need to know about an entire sport in one question.
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