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The whole thing, with no crumbs left under the table.
means The full, complete, undivided amount of something, with nothing held back or left out.
from From Old French entiereté, rooted in Latin integritas — wholeness, untouched, unbroken — the same source that gives us integrity.
Legal twistTenancy by the entirety means spouses own everything jointly.
Integrity cousinShares Latin roots with intact and integer.
Common phraseIn its entirety means absolutely nothing omitted.