Converse of object

• encompass: The hillfort encompasses the entirety of the hilltop, creating a roughly triangular area.

• spend: It would seem that many of us would spend the entirety of our Sunday in hot pursuit of these rare commodities.

• cover: No one wants to be bored with an extraordinarily long toast covering the entirety of your friendship.

• see: If you wish to see the entirety of the information in your membership record, please contact us and we will arrange a copy.

• include: Afterward he succeeded St Aidan as bishop of Ferns, which included the entirety of Leinster.

• constitute: It constitutes the entirety of OUR contract with YOU.

Adjective modifier

• it's: I would rather it were disallowed in itâs entirety.

Modifies a noun

• quot: What are celebrity about a year entirety quot from.

Preposition: in

• format: More recent publications are stored in the database in their entirety in pdf format.

• form: Supervisors may read and comment on draft sections of the dissertation but may not comment on the work in its entirety in draft form.

• paragraph: I appointed two independent professional assessors to provide clinical advice, and their report is reproduced in its entirety in paragraph 13 below.

Preposition: of

• work: The study ranges freely over the entirety of the works of both major writers.

• city: At the heart of the conurbation is the small, ancient City of London which was historically the entirety of the city.

• history: Yet the mustache has been right under the nose of much of mankind for almost the entirety of recorded history.

• race: Oh no, trackside objects are fully deformable and stay where they fall for the entirety of the race.

• game: Robben was a constant threat for the entirety of the game and his direct running was a key factor of the Dutch's victory.

• course: But please don't view them as the entirety of the course in Citizenship - death by worksheet still applies!

Preposition: for

• purpose: You may freely redistribute this chapter in its entirety for noncommercial purposes.

• time: The latter can now be appreciated in its entirety for the first time.