Whole

adj.resilient, calmeveryday

Meaning 1

Complete, with all essential parts present or restored.

Reach for it when describing an object, system, or account that is no longer divided or missing necessary pieces

Careful joinery made the cracked frame whole again.

everyday
entire
when every part of a quantity or thing is included
not when Entire refers to extent, while whole also asks whether the parts form a healthy unity.
professional
complete
when no required part or information is missing
not when Complete can describe a finished set without the unity suggested by whole.
professional
intact
when something remains unbroken or undisturbed
not when Intact does not mean all intended parts are present or functioning.
formal
undivided
when separation or allocation is specifically absent
not when Undivided can describe attention or ownership without completeness.

Healthy, integrated, or emotionally restored.

Reach for it when speaking carefully about recovery or inner integration without promising perfection

The apology could not undo the harm, but it helped her feel whole again.

warm
at peace
when emotional reconciliation is the actual experience
not when A peaceful interval can coexist with parts of life that still feel fragmented.
warm
healed
when recovery from injury or hurt is genuinely supported
not when Healed can overstate an ongoing process and should not define a person's worth.
professional
integrated
when parts work together coherently
not when Integration can coexist with missing pieces, so it does not guarantee wholeness.
formal
sound
when health, structure, or judgment is dependable
not when Soundness says little about felt integration or completeness.

whole picture
The whole picture includes the complaints as well as the successful repairs.
make whole
The settlement aims to make whole the families who paid the unlawful fee.
feel whole
No achievement is required for a person to feel whole.

The definition and the example on this page are written here. The dictionaries above ground which meaning is being described, not the wording.