totally in English: Fully, in every part. (adverb)

Translation

Fully, in every part.

Word origin

From Latin totus, meaning whole or all.

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"Totally" makes the word after it stronger.

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In speech, "totally" often means yes, of course.

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Nothing in the plan was right.

completely

In every way, with nothing left out.

all

The whole amount or every one of a group of things or people.

whole

All of something, with no part left out.

really

In a true way; used to make what you say stronger, meaning very much or in fact.

very

To a great degree; used to make another word stronger.

entirely

Completely; with no part left out.

highly

Very much; to a high degree.

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