Synonyms for «entire book»

The phrase "entire book" means the complete or whole book, from beginning to end, without leaving anything out. Full definition

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For example, entire books of the bible are poetry. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
One can read entire books on the movement without catching his name. (haberarts.com)
Next week I'll talk about pricing and marketing, which are topics so broad others have written entire books about them. (stephaniecainonline.com)
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