completely

Adverb
US[kuhm-pleet-lee]/kəmˈplitli/3 syllables

Open English WordNet

Adverb (2)

  1. to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent; Completely or entirely“he was wholly convinced”“entirely satisfied with the meal”“it was completely different from what we expected”“was completely at fault”“a totally new situation”“the directions were all wrong”“it was not altogether her fault”“an altogether new approach”“a whole new idea”“she felt right at home”“he fell right into the trap”Synonyms: whollyentirelytotallyallaltogetherwholerightFrom complete
  2. so as to be complete; with everything necessary“he had filled out the form completely”“the apartment was completely furnished”From complete
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Translations

Adverb in a complete manner

German
völlig
Portuguese
completamente
Turkish
tamamen
Russian
по́лностью pólnostʹju
Arabic
تَمَامًا tamāman
Chinese
完全 wánquán
Japanese
すっかり sukkari
21 more languages
Korean
완전히 wanjeonhi
Vietnamese
hoàn toàn
Hungarian
teljesen
Portuguese (PT)
completamente
Chinese (Trad.)
完全 wánquán
Albanian
krejtësisht
Czech
zcela
Esperanto
komplete
Estonian
täiesti
Finnish
täysin
Georgian
მთლიანად mtlianad
Hebrew
לגמרי le'gamre'
Icelandic
algjörlega
Latvian
pilnīgi
Romanian
complet
Scottish Gaelic
gu lèir

Adverb to the fullest extent or degree

Portuguese
completamente
Turkish
tamamen
Japanese
全く mattaku
Polish
zupełnie
Greek
εντελώς entelós
18 more languages
Korean
완전히 wanjeonhi
Vietnamese
hẳn
Hungarian
teljesen
Portuguese (PT)
completamente
Albanian
plotësisht
Esperanto
tute
Estonian
täiesti
Finnish
täysin
Georgian
სრულიად sruliad
Icelandic
aldeilis
Kurdish
bi tevahî
Latvian
pilnīgi
Romanian
complet
Scottish Gaelic
dearg
Swahili
kabisa
Yiddish
אין גאַנצן in gantsn

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Webster's Dictionary (1913)

Com·plete′ly adverb

In a complete manner; fully.

Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913), from GCIDE 0.54

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