Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
whole-ordeal
noun
/hoʊl ɔrˈdiːəl/
Definition
A complete and intense experience, often involving a series of challenges or difficulties that lead to a significant outcome or realization.
Examples
- The trek across the mountains was a whole-ordeal that tested their endurance.
- Living through the pandemic felt like a whole-ordeal for many families.
- Her journey to recovery was a whole-ordeal, but she emerged stronger.
Meaning
The term ‘whole-ordeal’ refers to an experience that encompasses all aspects of a particular situation, especially one that is challenging or laborious.
Synonyms
- complete experience
- total challenge
- full journey
