00:00The notion of exhaustiveness refers to the quality of being complete, comprehensive, and treating a subject in its
00:05complete, without omitting anything.
00:07Derived from the Latin word exorir, meaning "exhausted," this term implies the idea of "going around" completely.
00:12of a question or list so that no relevant element is omitted.
00:15Whether in everyday language to describe a complete inventory, or in accounting to require the recording of all
00:21financial operations without exception, or logically to examine every possible hypothesis, exhaustiveness always opposes the character
00:28partial, incomplete or approximate.
