Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
whole-set-of
phrase
hoʊl sɛt ʌv
Definition
A complete group or collection comprising all members or parts of something.
Examples
- The whole set of ingredients is necessary to bake the cake.
- She completed the whole set of tasks before the deadline.
- The whole set of tools you need for the project is in the garage.
Meaning
The term ‘whole-set-of’ refers to an entirety that includes every component within a specific category or system.
Synonyms
- entire collection
- complete group
- full array
