Completely

/kəmˈpliːtli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

Totally or entirely; without any part left over.

I am completely satisfied with the service.

In a manner that leaves no part unfilled or uncompleted.

She completely understood the instructions.

To the fullest extent; utterly.

The project was completely finished ahead of schedule.

To an absolute degree.

He was completely unaware of the situation.

Absolutely; in every respect.

The novel was completely different from the movie adaptation.

From the Middle English 'compleet', from Latin 'completus', meaning 'fulfilled, completed'.

completely honest

Being entirely truthful without any deception.

completely out of control

Not able to be managed or handled.

completely at ease

Feeling entirely comfortable and relaxed.

complete

To make something whole or full.

completion

The action of completing or finishing something.

completeness

The state of being complete.

Totally

That party was totally crazy!

Fully

I'm fully booked this weekend!

All in

I'm all in for this adventure!