wholistic

[ hoh-lis-tik ]

adjective

1. a variant of holistic.

Other Words From

• who·lis·ti·cal·ly adverb

Word History and Origins

Origin of wholistic¹

whol(ism) ( def ) + -istic ( def )

Example Sentences

Media buyers need a holistic view of how real consumers are spending their time watching the biggest screen in the house.

From Digiday

Many universities, public and private, consider race and ethnicity as one factor when choosing a class, part of what they call a “holistic” review of applications.

From Washington Post

Holistic in the sense that it covers marketing at Autodesk and holistic in the sense that it covers that beginning to end process when a marketer is planning, and then seeing the results and then adapting performance from there, of course.

From Search Engine Land

SEO is a holistic strategy that includes content and technical resources.

From Search Engine Watch

A WHOOP gives you a more holistic, accurate, and granular way of understanding how it’s performing.

From Outside Online