Whole and complete, with no part missing.
From Old French *entier* ('whole, undivided'), from Latin *integer* ('untouched, whole'). *Integer* also gives us the math term for whole numbers.
Entire and integer are siblings—both about 'wholeness.' When you eat an entire pizza, you’re treating it like a single unit, not slices; your brain loves turning many pieces into one thing.
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