totality

Because isn’t that what beauty is, in all of its prismatic totality — hard to kill, always in bloom?

The term does not reflect the totality of the suburb – a densely packed residential area where other political parties operate and where not everyone supports Hezbollah – but the group is certainly the strongest force there.

In E.coli, this means that its pangenome — the totality of genes that are found across all strains — has a huge amount of variability.

If he had been allowed to consider the "totality of circumstances", Judge Higginbotham said, he would have found the officer had violated Mr Barnes's Fourth Amendment rights.

“No. 1 is to get him right, get him built up, and then we’ll kind of assess where our staff is at, in its totality.”