Entire
Entire adjective - Not divided or scattered among several areas of interest or concern.
Faulty
Faulty adjective - Having a fault.
Usage example: the cause of the plane crash was traced to faulty wiring
Both words in one sentence
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In reality, the Cube is faulty and works by searching alternate realities and merging elements of them together, or entire alternate universes depending on the scale of the wish.
Source: Godwin's Law of Time Travel - The man's death happened when dust and faulty wiring on the electric chair caused it to explode, destroying the entire room.
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Shaggy Dog Story: The allied paratroopers are dropped into Holland only to discover that their radios are faulty and inoperable, and they spend literally the entire movie trying to fix them.
Source: Film / A Bridge Too Far
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