entire (stressed “e'ntire” when immediately preceding a monosyllabic sb. or one stressed on the first syll. LLL. II. i. 130, 2H4 II. iv. 357; otherwise “enti're”)
1.
unmixed, pure
2H4 II. iv. 357
“pure fear and
cowardice,”
Lr. I. i. 243*
“Aloof from the point.”
2.
unfeigned, sincere
Shr. IV. ii. 23.
