Entirety

State of entirene ; wholene ; integrity: as, entirety of satisfaction. - The whole; that which is entire or complete. En'titative, a. [See ENTITY.] Considered as an entity, or in the abstract. En'titatively, adv . In an entitative manner. Enti'tle, v. a. [Fr. intituler - Lat. in, and titulus , a title. See TITLE.] To give a titie to; to give or prefix a name or appellation; to designate; to denominate; to style; to characterize; to prefix as a title; to call; as, to entitle a senator "Honorable." -To give a claim to; to give a right to demand or receive; to qualify; as, to be entitled to compensation. En'tity, n. [Fr. ent ité , from L. Lat. entitas , from obs. ens, ent is, from ease, to be.] E ence; existence; being; substance; a real being, or species of being. "Their entity and quiddity, The souls of defunct bodies, fly." Hudibras .