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Meaning of wholeness
The state of being complete, unified, and undivided, with all parts working together in harmony.
Etymology of wholeness
The word "wholeness" originated from the Old English word "hāl", meaning "whole" or "healthy", and the suffix "-ness", which forms a noun indicating a state or quality.
The word has been used in English since the 14th century to describe a state of completeness, unity, and harmony.
Synonyms
completeness
entirety
integrity
unity
totality
fullness
perfection
coherence
harmony
balance
consistency
stability
soundness
solidity
health
wellness
integration
oneness
unity
wholeness
cohesion
completeness
comprehensiveness
exhaustiveness
inclusiveness
intactness
perfection
thoroughness
universality
entirety
integration
solidarity
togetherness
undividedness
unification
synthesis
fusion
amalgamation
merger
consolidation
coordination
synchronicity
symphony
concord
consonance
conciliation
reconciliation
restoration
renovation
revitalization
regeneration
renewal
rebirth
reconstruction
reformation
transformation
transfiguration.
Definitions
- The state of being complete, with no part missing or damaged
- The state of being unified, with all parts working together in harmony
- The state of being whole, with no division or separation
Usage Examples
- The concept of wholeness is central to many spiritual and philosophical traditions, which emphasize the importance of integrating body, mind, and spirit.
- The artist's use of color and light created a sense of wholeness and unity in the painting.
- The therapist helped her client achieve a sense of wholeness and self-acceptance through a process of self-reflection and healing.
Antonyms
fragmentation
division
separation
disintegration
disunity
discord
imbalance
instability
incompleteness
imperfection
brokenness
damage
defect
deficiency
disorder
disequilibrium
disruption
dissolution
divergence
divergence
fissure
fracture
incoherence
inconsistency
incompatibility
incongruity
inequality
irregularity
mismatch
schism
split
splintering.