entirely or to the fullest extent

the whole nation; throughout or pertaining to the entire country

safe; secure; free from danger or risk

whole; all

covering all aspects, elements, or facets of something; all-around or total in scope

the whole world; global in scale or scope

the whole province

the whole city

every individual member within a specific group or organization

the entire world; throughout the whole world

all; without exception

all new; completely new

the entire body of a person or animal

everyone present at a venue; the whole audience or crowd

the entire year; all year long

with all of one's strength, power, or resources; to the best of one's ability

well-developed, complete, and effective in structure, logic, or system

the entire population (of a country)

The complete course or duration of an event from beginning to end.

plenary session (at a conference)

National People's Congress (NPC); abbreviation for [[全国人民代表大会|全國人民代表大會|Quan2 guo2 Ren2 min2 Dai4 biao3 Da4 hui4]]

covering all aspects, elements, or perspectives; holistic

the state or quality of being safe from danger, injury, or risk

having all necessary parts, items, or elements; all present and accounted for

a safety strap or harness used in a vehicle or for protection when working at heights

in computing, referring to a setting, variable, or scope that applies to an entire system, application, or network rather than a specific part

the entire extent of a military front or battle line

Standing Committee of the National People's Congress

the entire content of a document, speech, or piece of writing

the complete length or span of an object, structure, or geographic feature from end to end

national; nationwide in scope

to make an all-out effort; to do at all costs

to spare no effort; to do one's utmost

the whole army; the entire military

the entire or total sum of money, a quota, or capacity

heart and soul; wholeheartedly

third plenum of a national congress of the Chinese Communist Party

having unlimited power or authority, often used in religious contexts

the whole class

a government agency responsible for national or organizational security matters, often used in the context of organizations like the United States Department of Homeland Security.

with one's entire being; heart and soul

complete set; full complement

throughout the United States or the whole of America

to help someone accomplish their aim or fulfill their wish, often by making a sacrifice

to be completely without; to have none at all