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Main Entry: entirety
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: wholeness, whole

Synonyms:

absoluteness, aggregate, all, allness, collectiveness, collectivity, completeness, complex, comprehensiveness, ensemble, entireness, everything, fullness, gross, intactness, integrality, integrity, omneity, omnitude, oneness, perfection, plenitude, sum, sum total, the works, total, totality, undividedness, unity, universality, whole ball of wax, whole bit, whole enchilada, whole nine yards

Antonyms:

fraction, incompleteness, part, partiality, section
Main Entry: all
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: whole; totality

Synonyms:

accumulation, across the board, aggregate, aggregation, collection, ensemble, entirety, everyone, everything, gross, group, integer, jackpot, lock stock and barrel, mass, quantity, sum, sum total, total, unit, utmost, wall to wall, whole ball of wax, whole enchilada, whole nine yards, whole schmear, whole shooting match, whole show, works

Antonyms:

none, zero, zilch, zip
Main Entry: amount
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: total

Synonyms:

addition, aggregate, all, bad news, body, budget, cost, damage*, entirety, expense, extent, list, lot, net, outlay, output, price tag, product, quantum, score, set-back, sum, tab, tidy sum, whole
Notes: use 'amount' with things that cannot be counted but 'number' with things that can be counted
number is regularly used with count nouns, while amount is mainly used with mass nouns: number of mistakes, amount of money
Main Entry: complement
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: companion, counterpart

Synonyms:

accompaniment, addition, aggregate, augmentation, balance, capacity, completion, consummation, correlate, correlative, counterpart, enhancement, enrichment, entirety, filler, finishing touch, makeweight, pendant, quota, remainder, rest, rounding-off, supplement, total, totality
Main Entry: corpus
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: body of text

Synonyms:

bulk, collection, compilation, complete works, core, entirety, extant works, mass, oeuvre, opera omnia, staple, substance, whole
Main Entry: ensemble
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: collection

Synonyms:

aggregate, assemblage, band, cast, choir, chorus, company, composite, entirety, gathering, glee club, group, octet, orchestra, organization, outfit, quartet, quintet, set, sextet, sum, total, totality, trio, troupe, whole
Main Entry: finality
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: definiteness, conclusiveness

Synonyms:

certitude, completeness, decidedness, decisiveness, entirety, finish, inevitableness, intactness, integrity, irrevocability, perfection, resolution, terminality, totality, unavoidability, wholeness

Antonyms:

continuity, inconclusiveness, indefiniteness
Main Entry: fullness
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: abundance, breadth

Synonyms:

adequateness, ampleness, amplitude, broadness, completeness, completion, comprehensiveness, congestion, copiousness, curvaceousness, dilation, distension, enlargement, entirety, extensiveness, fill, glut, plenitude, plenty, plenum, profusion, repletion, roundness, satiation, satiety, saturation, scope, sufficiency, surfeit, swelling, totality, tumescence, vastness, voluptuousness, wealth, wholeness, wideness

Antonyms:

emptiness, incompleteness, need, void, want
Main Entry: gross
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: total, whole

Synonyms:

aggregate, all, entirety, sum, sum total, totality

Antonyms:

net, part
Main Entry: mass
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: body of matter; considerable portion

Synonyms:

accumulation, aggregate, assemblage, band, batch, block, bulk, bunch, chunk, clot, coagulation, collection, combination, concretion, conglomeration, core, corpus, crowd, entirety, gob, great deal, greater part, group, heap, horde, host, hunk, knot, lion's share, load, lot, lump, majority, mob, mound, mountain, much, number, object, peck, piece, pile, plurality, preponderance, pyramid, quantity, shock, stack, staple, stockpile, sum, sum total, throng, totality, troop, volume, wad, whole
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