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Part of Speech: personal pronoun

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entire

Part of Speech: Noun

Results: 8

            1.                                           Complete                                                         in                                                         all                                                           parts;                                                         undivided;                                                           undiminished;                                                         whole;                                                         full                                                         and                                                         perfect;                                                         not                                                         deficient;                                                         as,                                                         the                                                           entire                                                         control                                                         of                                                           a                                                         business;                                                           entire                                                           confidence,                                                         ignorance.                                    

            2.                                           Without                                                         mixture                                                         or                                                         alloy                                                         of                                                         anything;                                                           unqualified;                                                         morally                                                         whole;                                                           pure;                                                         faithful.                                    

            3.                                             Consisting                                                         of                                                           a                                                         single                                                         piece,                                                         as                                                           a                                                           corolla.                                    

            4.                                           Having                                                         an                                                         evenly                                                           continuous                                                         edge,                                                         as                                                           a                                                         leaf                                                         which                                                         has                                                           no                                                         kind                                                         of                                                         teeth.                                    

            5.                                           Internal;                                                         interior.                                    

            6.                                           Not                                                         gelded; -                                                         said                                                         of                                                           a                                                         horse.                                    

            7.                                           Entirely.                                    
Part of Speech: noun

            1.                                             A                                                         name                                                         originally                                                         given                                                         to                                                           a                                                         kind                                                         of                                                         beer                                                           combining                                                         qualities                                                         of                                                         different                                                           kinds                                                         of                                                         beer.

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The entire respect with which I listened to what he said gave him complete possession of and confidence in his own mind. - "Education in The Home, The Kindergarten, and The Primary School", Elizabeth P. Peabody.
Am I to understand, and to give them to understand, that in so thinking they are under an entire delusion? - "A Second Coming", Richard Marsh.
His entire being seemed set on what was ahead. - "Friday, the Thirteenth", Thomas W. Lawson.

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