Meaning & Definition of Completely in English
English⟶
Completely
/kəmplitli/
adverb
1. To a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
- "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"
synonym:
- wholly,
- entirely,
- completely,
- totally,
- all,
- altogether,
- whole
2. So as to be complete
- With everything necessary
- "He had filled out the form completely"
- "The apartment was completely furnished"
synonym:
- completely
Examples of using
Impossible things happen that we can't understand. They're completely unimaginable.
His carpet is completely white.
"Were you, for example, breaking completely today?" "Actually I wasn't, even the glass. But I said "no, it's all crap", I don't understand why." "Shame on you, Styopa!"