Phrases with «whole package»

The phrase "whole package" means that someone or something possesses all the qualities or attributes needed or desired. It refers to a person or thing that is complete and impressive in various aspects. Full definition

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Sentences with «whole package»

  • Shred a full cup of lobster claw meat (you can buy whole packages of just claw meat), perhaps using two forks, and chop two cups of poached lobster tails. (remonline.com)
  • Proof of deliciousness: Prevention staffers have been known to eat whole packages in one sitting. (prevention.com)
  • I priced at purchasing in bulk when possible, and since in real life we can only buy whole packages of diapers, I «bought» however many packages I needed to cover the number of changes, even if I ended up with extras. (thesimpledollar.com)
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