exhaustivity

Examples

• All

• In scientific studies, the exhaustivity of research methods can greatly influence the validity of the findings.

• Search engine developers should build systems that will emphasize specificity and not exhaustivity, so that the search results will be those actually needed by the users.

  Academic text (2018)

• For a comprehensive overview of the topic, the exhaustivity of the data collected is crucial.

Synonyms

T

totality

vsexhaustivity

32 6.5

All the parts of something considered together

emphasizes inspecting and including each possible detail within that whole

F

fullness

vsexhaustivity

11 4.1

A complete account that covers all main parts

places stronger emphasis on checking every single part or detail

T

thoroughness

vsexhaustivity

8 5.3

Careful work that checks every detail

stresses coverage of every possible part rather than the careful process

C

completeness

vsexhaustivity

• Specialized

4 4.5

How much of a dataset has the required records and fields

is about covering every possible part rather than just data presence

C

comprehensiveness

vsexhaustivity

1 6.6

Covering all or most important parts

focuses more strictly on covering every possible detail rather than nearly all

A

absoluteness

vsexhaustivity

1 7.5

The state of being complete and having no limits

is narrower, concentrating on including every particular part or detail

E

extensiveness

vsexhaustivity

1 7.5

Large size or range that includes many parts

focuses more on exhaustive detail within the scope rather than mere breadth

E

exhaustiveness

vsexhaustivity

• Formal

7.5

Being very thorough and covering all important details

is the same idea but expressed in a different word form

A

allness

vsexhaustivity

9.9

A belief that one idea includes everything

is similar but especially stresses listing or checking every detail

E

entireness

vsexhaustivity

7.1

A state of being whole and complete

focuses on examining and covering every individual part within that whole

Antonyms

S

superficiality

4 7.8

Lack of deep thought or careful attention

I

incompleteness

3 5.9

A state where something has missing parts or information

How Complete

exhaustivity

• Formal

8.9

completeness

7 4.2

thoroughness

8 5.3

incompleteness

3 5.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology