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nonwhole

Adjective

(not comparable)

  1. Not whole.
Origin

non- +‎ whole

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WORDS NEAR nonwhole IN THE DICTIONARY


  • nonwhipped
  • nonwhiskey
  • nonwhite
  • nonwhites
  • nonwhole
  • nonwholesale
  • nonwidowed
  • nonwild
  • nonwilderness
  • nonwildlife
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