Totalement (en. Totally)

/tɔ.tal.mɑ̃/

Meaning & Definition

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adverb

Indicates that something is done in its entirety.

He totally passed his exam.

Il a totalement réussi son examen.

Means that something is entirely true or real.

That's totally false.

C'est totalement faux.

Used to emphasize a statement.

I totally agree with you.

Je suis totalement d'accord avec toi.

From Latin 'totalis', meaning 'total'.

totally unbearable

Also used to describe something intolerable.

totalement insupportable

totally agree

To express complete agreement.

totalement d'accord

totally clueless

Refers to someone who is completely lost or disconnected.

totalement à l'ouest

totally overwhelmed

Refers to a situation where one can no longer keep up or manage.

totalement dépassé

total

Pertaining to the entirety or whole.

total

totalize

Add up several elements.

totaliser

Completely

That's completely crazy!

C'est complètement dingue !

Totally into

I'm totally into my project.

Je suis à fond dans mon projet.