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Meanings of wholeness in English
Usage of wholeness in English
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And so it is in the world around-materialremains, organic wholeness goes.
2
My out-breath of service is essential to my personal healing and wholeness.
3
For him it will be a long journey toward wholeness and recovery.
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It soon felt as if vigor and wholeness oozed from every pore.
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I drink in his wholeness, the soundness of his body and mind.
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Perhaps you are as obsessed with wholeness as we are with dualism.
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You haven't had the nutrient wholeness of those first foods in ages.
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They realize that by achieving wholeness, they will never truly be alone.
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Honesty means wholeness, completeness; it means truth in everything-indeed and in word.
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In contemplation and enjoyment there are unity and wholeness; but in thinking, never.
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Anything other than that wholeness is seen as threatening and dangerous.
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The next chapters map a course through a spirituality of wholeness.
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He is whole because he lives in and of Thy wholeness.
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He also talks about the necessity of wholeness and how to achieve it.
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There was never such singleness of eye or wholeness of heart.
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When both of you feel it, you touch heaven-youtouch wholeness.
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Translations for wholeness
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Wholeness through the time
Wholeness across language varieties
United States of America
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