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Meanings of whole man in English
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Usage of whole man in English
1
A trait scarcely noticeable in youth tinges the whole man in age.
2
The appetites and passions would infallibly occupy and actuate the whole man.
3
These things proceed out of the heart and defile the whole man.
4
Fear God and keep his commandments: for this is the whole man.
5
Charley had now touched the three, and the whole man was alive.
6
In the President, I felt that I had known a whole man.
7
But the spirit, soul, and body are parts of the whole man.
8
I drew back and watched carefully, and saw the whole man emerge.
9
A plunge into one of its cool basins retempered the whole man.
10
Nothing less than reaching the whole man can meet this gigantic problem.
11
The whole man seemed to turn, ponderously and steadily, like a siege-gun.
12
Thanking God that I am a whole man still, because of you.
13
I want a whole man for my doctor, not a half one.
14
My tutor was Euphronius, a priest, a magician, and a whole man.
15
Where the skull can go though, there can go the whole man.
16
The tone was hollow; the whole man sat like an image of death.
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Whole man through the time
Whole man across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common