Adjectives of Entirety · Adjectives: Attributes Things

involving or describing the whole of something

"I ate the entire cake."

"She ate the entire pizza by herself because she was starving after skipping breakfast and lunch that day."

covering or including all aspects of something

"The report is comprehensive."

"The comprehensive report covered every aspect of the problem from start to finish."

(of a group) fully in agreement on something

"The vote was unanimous."

"The jury reached a unanimous verdict after only two hours of deliberation and the defendant was found guilty on all charges."

completed and with no further actions or modifications needed

"The project is finished now."

"I am finished with my work and can go home early today because there is nothing left to do."

complete with regard to every single detail or element

"The list is exhaustive."

"The list is exhaustive and includes every single item that we need to buy for the trip."

including everything or everyone, without excluding any particular group or element

"The tour is inclusive."

"The inclusive price covers all meals activities and taxes so you will not pay extra."

entirely lacking or empty of a particular quality or element

"The room was devoid."

"His expression was devoid of any emotion, making it impossible to gauge his true feelings."

not having all the necessary parts

"My work is incomplete."

"The incomplete homework assignment received a failing grade because the student had only answered half of the questions and left the rest blank."

not having a necessary amount of something

"He is lacking skill."

"The report was criticized for being superficial and lacking in detailed analysis of the problem."

describing something or someone that cannot be found

"The keys are missing."

"Several important documents were missing from the file, causing significant delays in the investigation."

broken into small, disconnected parts or pieces

"The vase is fragmented."

"The data is fragmented and scattered across multiple files so it is hard to analyze completely."

not yet completed

"The book is unfinished."

"The painting is unfinished and the artist died before he could complete the background and details."

lacking in terms of quantity or quality

"His diet is deficient."

"The deficient vitamin levels in her blood caused her to feel tired all the time."

split or divided into two or more parts, often as a result of force or pressure

"The shirt is torn."

"The paper is torn and has a big rip down the middle so you cannot read the words on it."

including every part, member, etc.

"I ate the whole pizza."

"She ate the whole pizza by herself because she was starving after skipping lunch and working through her break at the office."

including the whole quantity

"What is the total cost?"

"The total number of attendees exceeded our initial expectations, requiring additional seating arrangements."

having all the necessary parts

"This is complete."

"The puzzle was finally complete after we found the last elusive piece."

doing something completely and comprehensively without leaving out any important details

"The cleaning was thorough."

"The search was thorough and the police checked every room and closet in the house."

consisting of several numbers, things, or amounts added together

"The aggregate sum is large."

"The aggregate sales figures for all the stores showed a significant increase in revenue this quarter."

including or considering everything or everyone in a certain situation or group

"The overall score is good."

"The overall performance of the team improved significantly after implementing the new training regimen."

having all elements or aspects present, without any omissions

"The box is full."

"The report provides a full account of the project's successes and challenges encountered during development."

to a degree or extent that is sufficient or necessary

"She is old enough to drive."

"She is old enough to drive a car but she has not passed her driving test yet."

satisfactory or acceptable in quality or quantity to meet a particular need or purpose

"The food is adequate."

"His performance is adequate but not excellent so he needs to improve to get a promotion."

with no one or nothing inside

"The room is empty."

"The once bustling theater was now completely empty, with only dust motes dancing in the faint shafts of sunlight."

involving only a part of something

"This is only a partial answer."

"The committee made only a partial recovery from the initial financial setback."

to the extent of one part out of two equal portions

"The cake is half gone."

"He only managed to complete half of the assigned reading before falling asleep."

having been split into distinct parts

"The cake was divided."

"The country is divided and people on both sides refuse to listen to each other."

divided or sliced with a sharp tool or object

"The cut apple was delicious."

"She carefully opened the package with a sharp, cut edge."