Entirety
Entirety noun - The quality or state of being without restriction, exception, or qualification.
Full amount and entirety are semantically related In some cases you can use "Full amount" instead a noun "Entirety".
Full amount
Entirety and full amount are semantically related in whole topic. You can use "Entirety" instead a noun phrase "Full amount", if it concerns topics such as total.
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- The terms of the will in both the original novel of Brewster's Millions and its various film adaptations essentially give Brewster an all-or-nothing challenge; if he spends the original 'inheritance' in its entirety, he gets the full amount, if he doesn't then he leaves with nothing.
Source: All or Nothing
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