> wholistically

You made me curious about the spelling of 'holistic', given that it really is based on the concept of wholeness. It turns out:

- Holistic is formed from the Greek root hol-, meaning "whole". Like hologram.

- It's even closer to the English than it looks; modern whole descends from Old English hal (cognate to the Greek word), which also gives us hale and health. The W in the modern spelling is a spurious addition unrelated to the etymology of the word. You'd expect "hole".

- Who is different, and the W in that word is etymologically correct. (Old English hwa.)