What is another word for the length and breadth of something?
Pronunciation: [ðə lˈɛŋθ and bɹˈɛdθ ɒv sˈʌmθɪŋ] (IPA) 
"The length and breadth of something" is an idiomatic phrase that indicates the entirety or whole scope of something. There are various synonyms to represent this phrase, such as "overall extent," "totality," "entire range," "complete expanse," and "comprehensive reach." These phrases suggest the vastness or expansiveness of a thing or topic. "Encompassing all" and "inclusive entirety" also serve as synonyms for "the length and breadth of something." Furthermore, "the whole kit and caboodle" or "the whole shebang" are idiomatic expressions that may also be used as equivalents for "the length and breadth of something." These synonyms enable writers to effectively convey the breadth and depth of a subject matter surface.
