Totally

/ˈtoʊtəli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

Completely; utterly; to the fullest extent.

I am totally convinced that this is the right decision.

Used for emphasis; very.

The movie was totally amazing; I loved every minute of it.

In a way that includes everything; without limitation.

You can totally rely on her to help you with your project.

To the complete or highest degree.

He is totally dedicated to his work and strives for excellence.

In an informal context, to express agreement or affirmation.

Are you ready for the concert? Totally!

Middle English, from Medieval Latin 'totalis', from Latin 'totalis' meaning 'whole'.

totally awesome:

extremely good or impressive.

totally rad:

very cool or exciting.

totally tubular:

an expression of enthusiasm or enjoyment.

Completely in agreement.

I’m totally down for that plan!

Used to emphasize how great something is.

That concert was totally lit!