/ɑ̃.tjɛʁ.mɑ̃/
Translation
entirely, completely, fully
Word origin
From entier ('whole'), from Latin integer ('untouched, intact'), with the adverbial suffix -ment. English 'entire', 'integer' and 'integrity' come from the same adjective.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- integer
- English cognates
- entire, integer, integrity
Examples
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The house burnt down completely.
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I entirely agree with you.
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This book is written entirely by hand.
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She paid for the car in full.
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The wall is completely covered in photographs.
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