Object
Object noun - Something material that can be perceived by the senses.
Whole thing and object are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whole thing" instead a noun "Object".
Whole thing
Object and whole thing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Object" instead a noun phrase "Whole thing".
Both terms in one sentence
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The timeline of this whole thing is a little paradoxical, but at least the object/information obtained has an origin.
Source: Temporal Paradox - The film is supposedly about making good decisions... only the writers themselves can't seem to decide whether or not Thomas should make decisions and think for himself, and the other characters never seem to object to Thomas's stupid choices, making the whole thing quite vague.
Source: Lost Aesop -
Bully Love tends to be a rather obsessive and one-sided affair, which can be played for comedy if the object of their affections is equally strong and aggressive (and if they're not, the whole thing can just come off as damn creepy).
Source: Love at First Punch
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