Entirety §

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Relations §

• Aggregate: Aggregating means considering the entirety or complete set of items.
• Inclusiveness: Inclusiveness refers to the quality of including or encompassing all parts or elements within a whole.
• Wholeness: Wholeness is the state of being complete or entire, with all parts or elements forming an integrated whole.
• Whole: Entirety refers to the complete or total thing, while whole refers to something that is not divided or lacking any part.
• Consolidation: Consolidation refers to the process of making something entire or complete by combining or uniting its parts.
• Integrity: Integrity implies the state of being entire or complete, with all parts intact and unimpaired.
• Comprehensiveness: Comprehensiveness implies including or encompassing all parts or elements, without any omissions.
• Solidarity: Solidarity implies the state of being entire or unified, with all parts cohering together.
• Unity: Unity refers to the state of being one or entire, with all parts forming a coherent whole.
• Unification: Unification is the process of combining or integrating parts into a single, entire whole.
• Indivisibility: Indivisibility refers to the quality of being unable to be divided or separated into parts.
• Coherence: Coherence refers to the quality of being logically or naturally integrated and consistent as a whole.
• Undividedness: Undividedness implies the state of being entire or complete, without any division or separation.
• Fullness: Fullness refers to the state of being complete or entire, without any deficiency or lack.
• Totality: Totality is the state of being entire or complete, encompassing all parts or elements.
• Oneness: Oneness implies the state of being a single, entire, or unified whole.
• Completeness: Entirety implies the state of being complete or whole, without any part missing.
• Integrality: Integrality refers to the quality of being entire or complete, with all parts forming an integral whole.
• Unbrokenness: Unbrokenness implies the state of being entire or complete, without any breaks or interruptions.
• Singularity: Singularity refers to the state of being unique, entire, or undivided.