Party
Party noun - A social gathering.
Whole world and party are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whole world" instead a noun "Party".
Whole world
Party and whole world are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Party" instead a noun phrase "Whole world".
Both terms in one sentence
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Wizardry 8 pulled the stops out on the "Boffo" which resulted in not only your party, but the whole world exploding, if you neglected to disarm a certain bomb before heading off to the endgame...
Source: Total Party Kill -
The The Very Definitely Final Dungeon is hanging in the sky, the whole world is pleading for the party to save the day... and the merchants still insist on charging full price.
Source: Video Game / Grandia II - Also differs from a game going Off the Rails (even if it causes the destruction of the party, or the whole world for that matter) in that the GM never actually loses control of the situation; rather, the players get hosed through either incompetence or bad luck, or most often, both.
Source: Total Party Kill
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