Entire
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Exclusivity Emphasis
Use 'entire' to stress that nothing was excluded from an event or situation. He dedicated his entire focus to the project.
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Temporal Stretch
'Entire' often indicates an action or state lasted for the full length of a time period. It rained for the entire month of March.
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Preceding Quantity
'Entire' precedes nouns that represent a complete amount or the totality of something. She read the entire book in one evening.