totally

Definitions

1. To the fullest extent or degree.
   not-comparable
2. Very; extremely.
   colloquial, not-comparable
3. Definitely; for sure.
   colloquial, modal, not-comparable

Equivalents

20 more languages

العربيةقلبا وقالبا

Bosanskicelokupnocjelokupnooporskroztotalnoukupnoскрозтоталноукупноцелокупноцјелокупно+ 8 more

Ελληνικάεντελώςκατά κράτοςξε-ολοκληρωτικάολοσχερώςτελείως+ 3 more

Suomiaivanihanilkikokonaanratkitasantäysintotaalisestitypö+ 6 more

Gàidhligmar eadh

Galegode todode vez

עבריתבכל תוקףלגמרילחלוטיןמכל וכל+ 1 more

हिन्दीपूर्णतःबेशकसम्यक्सर्वथा+ 1 more

Hrvatskicelokupnocjelokupnooporskroztotalnoukupnoскрозтоталноукупноцелокупноцјелокупно+ 8 more

日本語はたと全全然

한국어완전완전히절대

Kurdîbilcumle

Nederlandshelemaaltotaal

Polskibezwzględniedo cnadokumentniena amenna cacyna festna maksana sto procentopórstuprocentowototalniew chuj+ 9 more

Српскиcelokupnocjelokupnooporskroztotalnoukupnoскрозтоталноукупноцелокупноцјелокупно+ 8 more

Svenskasjuktsplittertotaltvilt+ 1 more

ไทยสรรพเต็มเบ็ดเสร็จ

Türkçebilcümle

Українськазовсім

Tiếng Việtdã manhết trơn hết trọimười mươitàn bạotiệt+ 2 more

Examples

“They've totally demolished the bank on Main Street.”

“Antonio. He misses not much. Sebastian. No; he doth but mistake⟳ the truth totally.”

“The languages of different nations did not totally differ⟳ […] They were therefore easily learned;”

“Your conjecture is totally wrong, I assure you.”

“I trust⟳ him totally and without reservation.”

“The project poses exceptional challenges, given that Antarctica is the coldest, windiest and driest continent on Earth, as well as the most remote and inaccessible, being almost totally covered by a vast ice sheet.”

“That was totally wicked!”

“That was totally not what happened.”

CEFR level