comprehensive

Examples

• All

• A comprehensive list of your available classes?

  Accepted (2006)

• "The study is probably not yet complete," he said, "but a fairly comprehensive picture emerges."

  Fiction book (1994)

• But this is just a really great comprehensive guide.

• Expect a comprehensive review in the morning.

• And this is much more comprehensive and involved.

  Shawn Ryan Show

• Welcome back to my channel and welcome to my comprehensive Hot Girls Guide to Summer.

• You are looking at the most comprehensive bird's egg collection in the world.

  A Breed Apart (1984)

• All students and educators will have access to a comprehensive infrastructure for learning when and where they need it.

  Academic text (2011)

• ACOs are meant to band doctors and hospitals together to provide comprehensive treatment for patients.

  Academic text (2011)

• Research has shown that interventions must have a comprehensive HIV/AIDS education and intervention strategy to achieve maximum impact.

  Academic text (2011)

Synonyms

C

complete

vscomprehensive

497 1.0

Having all needed parts and nothing missing

is nearly all parts or aspects rather than absolutely whole

E

extensive

vscomprehensive

330 4.1

Large in amount, range, or area

focuses on including nearly all elements rather than mere size

T

thorough

vscomprehensive

205 4.6

Shows careful attention to every detail and leaves nothing out

focuses on overall inclusion of parts rather than careful process

E

exhaustive

vscomprehensive

• Formal

32 6.6

Including every part and detail

includes almost all parts but may allow rare exceptions

O

overarching

vscomprehensive

17 5.9

Including all parts of something

means including most aspects but not necessarily acting as a single rule

A

all-encompassing

vscomprehensive

12 6.0

Including everything and everyone in a single plan

is about including almost all elements rather than universal coverage

E

encyclopedic

vscomprehensive

7 7.2

Having very wide and complete knowledge of many subjects

emphasizes including most elements, not only breadth of topics

Antonyms

I

incomplete

117 3.4

Not finished because some parts or steps are missing

N

noncomprehensive

7.6

Does not have all important parts

Compounds

C

comprehensive examination

• Specialized

1 6.9

A major exam that tests a student's knowledge of a whole subject, often needed to finish a degree

C

comprehensive insurance policy

• Specialized

3.9

Insurance that covers many risks like damage, theft, and loss

C

comprehensive school

• UK

3.3

A state school for children after primary school that accepts all abilities without selection by tests

How Complete

exhaustive

• Formal

32 6.6

comprehensive

298 4.6

adequate

234 2.7

partial

203 3.4

limited

393 2.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology