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Leaving nothing out, which is exactly how it leaves you exhausted.
means Covering everything relevant completely, with no important part skipped or ignored.
from From Latin comprehendere, to grasp or seize together — the same root that gives us comprehend, because to cover all of something you first have to wrap your mind around it.
Sibling wordComprehend shares the exact same Latin grip.
British schoolsA comprehensive admits all pupils, no entrance exam.
False friendComprehensive does not mean easy to comprehend.