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whole rest
noun
- a rest equivalent in duration to a whole note.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of whole rest1
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Example Sentences
Honestly, it’s my favorite time of day because no one else is up, and I can do my coffee-drinking, a little bit of meditation, do some exercise before the whole rest of the world’s even stirring.
The Brotherhood left no choice for the whole rest of society, united, to reject their governance.
And I said, ‘OK, you better show me the whole rest of the movie, so we can see what we're dealing with.’
Add six drachms of pulverized alum, stir with a brush to quicken the solution of the salt, and let the whole rest 20 minutes.
Because of this peculiarity of usage the whole-rest is termed Takt-pausa (measure-rest) by the Germans.
But that year was worth the whole rest of life put together.
Her eyes said so much that I think I could write the whole rest of the night about them.
He was the man she wanted; the whole rest of the world was nothing in comparison to him.
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