English adverb: completely | |||
1. | completely to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly') | ||
Samples | He was wholly convinced. Entirely satisfied with the meal. It was completely different from what we expected. Was completely at fault. A totally new situation. The directions were all wrong. It was not altogether her fault. An altogether new approach. A whole new idea. | ||
Synonyms | all, altogether, entirely, totally, whole, wholly | ||
Domain usage | colloquialism | ||
Antonyms | part, partially, partly | ||
2. | completely so as to be complete; with everything necessary | ||
Samples | He had filled out the form completely. The apartment was completely furnished. | ||