Entirely

/ɪnˈtaɪərli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

Wholly; completely; in every way.

The project was entirely successful and exceeded our expectations.

To the fullest extent; without exception.

She was entirely focused on her studies during the exam period.

In a manner that leaves nothing out; fully.

He apologized entirely for his mistakes during the meeting.

Not in part; in totality.

The company is entirely committed to improving workplace safety.

From late Middle English, from 'entire' + the suffix '-ly'.

entirely different

Completely distinct or dissimilar.

entirely up to someone

Completely dependent on someone's decision.

entirely possible

Completely feasible or likely.

entire

Having all parts; whole.

entirety

The state of being whole or undivided.

Totally

That movie was entirely awesome!

All in

I'm entirely in for this party!