/tɔ.tal.mɑ̃/
Translation
totally, completely
Word origin
From the adjective total plus the adverb suffix -ment. Total comes from medieval Latin totalis, from Latin totus ('whole, entire'). English 'total' and 'totally' share the root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- totus
- English cognates
- total, totally
Examples
' .
I totally agree with you.
Cette .
This story is completely false.
-.
He completely forgot our appointment.
.
The city has totally changed in ten years.
' consacrée .
She devoted herself entirely to her work.
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