Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

whole-family

adjective

hoʊl ˈfæmɪli

Definition

A term referring to something that relates to or involves every member of a family.

Examples

The organization offers whole-family support programs to assist all relatives in need.
They plan whole-family vacations that cater to the interests of every individual.

Meaning

It indicates inclusion of all members of a family unit, often in contexts such as activities, decisions, or benefits that are applicable to everyone in the family.