1. plural of entirety; complete wholes or totalities

Examples

• The contracts must be read in their entireties before signing.
• Both books should be considered in their entireties, not just selected chapters.
• The two proposals were rejected in their entireties by the committee.
• We need to examine these reports in their entireties to understand the full scope.
• The entireties of both arguments were flawed from the beginning.
• These documents must be preserved in their entireties for historical accuracy.