Meaning & Definition of word "Totally"
Totally
/ˈtoʊtəli/
adverb:
- 1. Completely; utterly; to the fullest extent.
- Example: I am totally convinced that this is the right decision.
- 2. Used for emphasis; very.
- Example: The movie was totally amazing; I loved every minute of it.
- 3. In a way that includes everything; without limitation.
- Example: You can totally rely on her to help you with your project.
- 4. To the complete or highest degree.
- Example: He is totally dedicated to his work and strives for excellence.
- 5. In an informal context, to express agreement or affirmation.
- Example: Are you ready for the concert? Totally!
Etymology
●Middle English, from Medieval Latin 'totalis', from Latin 'totalis' meaning 'whole'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
totally awesome:
extremely good or impressive.
totally rad:
very cool or exciting.
totally tubular:
an expression of enthusiasm or enjoyment.
Related Words
total:
The whole amount or sum; entire.
totally:
An adverb indicating the completeness of something.
Slang Meanings of totally
Meaning: Completely in agreement.
● Example Sentence: I’m totally down for that plan!
Meaning: Used to emphasize how great something is.
● Example Sentence: That concert was totally lit!