No. 3,447 in Spanish

entera

Whole; entire.

In a sentence

Ella comió la pizza entera.
She ate the whole pizza.
In this sentence, 'entera' is an adjective that modifies 'pizza,' meaning 'whole' or 'entire'.
Su ignorancia acerca del tema es entera.
Her ignorance about the subject is complete.
Here, 'entera' serves as an adjective describing 'ignorancia,' meaning 'complete.'
La historia debe ser contada entera para entenderla completamente.
The story must be told entirely to fully understand it.
In this sentence, 'entera' is used as part of the predicate to emphasize entirety, modifying 'ser contada.'

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