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"Whole" refers to something that is complete or entire, such as a whole pie or a whole number. In contrast, "hole" denotes a hollow space or opening, like a hole in the ground or a hole in a piece of paper. Remember, if you're discussing something that is intact or undivided, use "whole," while "hole" is appropriate for physical gaps or voids.

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