comprehensive
adjective B2
Plain meaning
complete and covering most or all important parts
Exam-register meaning
broad in scope and detailed enough to include all major aspects of a topic
In context
generalThe school gave us a comprehensive study plan.
examA comprehensive approach to public health must include prevention, treatment, and education.
Common collocations
comprehensive reportcomprehensive approachcomprehensive review
Watch out
Do not use 'comprehensive' simply to mean 'good'. It means wide-ranging or complete.
Word family
comprehensively (adverb)comprehension (noun)comprehend (verb)