Term Gallery logo

Meanings of whole raft in English

We have no meanings for "whole raft" in our records yet.
Usage of whole raft in English
1
There are a whole raft of areas where it may be applied.
Radio NZ
2
We've developed a whole raft of domestic policies that people find attractive.
The Guardian
3
Why, I've got a whole raft of medals I won at college.
The Lure of the Mask
4
That would have given them easy access to a whole raft of drugs.
Alpine for You
5
That will take a whole raft of preventative and enforcement measures.
The Guardian
6
The exhibitions cover a whole raft of different collections that the museum has.
Radio NZ
7
Ben placed her under psychiatric care, a whole raft of specialists.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
8
He seems to be meeting with a whole raft of big Nipponese honchos.
Snow Crash
9
Samsung has a whole raft of other phones too.
News.com.au
10
The whole raft was filled with vehicles and horses shuffling at the sight of the water.
Resurrection
11
What will also be interesting to see are the answers to a whole raft of questions.
The Irish Times
12
If the FTC were to seek whole raft of disposals this would not make the deal worthwhile.
Reuters
13
They are fully supporting Wynand Boshoff as he heads to Parliament, despite a whole raft of criticism.
The South African
14
As Henry said, there was a " whole raft of young 'uns" younger than he was.
Hiram the Young Farmer
15
For my sake I'd like to see you go on and wipe out the whole raft of 'em.
Blindfolded
16
Residents raised a whole raft of concerns at the meeting, including the effect on house prices in the area.
The Guardian
This collocation consists of:
Whole raft through the time
Whole raft across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common