completely — in every way or as much as possible; totally
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: in every way or as much as possible; totally
Pronunciation (IPA): /kəmˈpliːtli/
Korean meaning: 완전히, 전적으로, 완벽하게
Korean pronunciation: 컴**플리**틀리
Example Sentences
- My phone battery is completely dead, just like my motivation on Monday mornings.
- She completely transformed her room during the quarantine.
- I completely trust you with my Netflix password, and that says everything.
completely
ADVERB//kəmˈpliːtli//
in every way or as much as possible; totally
A glass falls off the table and shatters completely into pieces.
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Working completely and purely, success comes surely!
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Origin
From Latin 'completus' meaning 'filled up' or 'finished', combined with the suffix '-ly' which converts adjectives to adverbs. The Latin root comes from 'complere' (to fill up, complete).
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“My phone battery is completely dead, just like my motivation on Monday mornings.”
“She completely transformed her room during the quarantine.”
“I completely trust you with my Netflix password, and that says everything.”
“The project was completely finished ahead of schedule.”
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