/totaˈmente/
Translation
totally, absolutely
Word origin
An adverb formed from total plus -mente, from Latin totus ('whole, entire') and the ablative mente ('with a mind') that gives the Romance adverbial suffix.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- totus
- English cognates
- totally, total
Examples
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I am totally against that new proposal.
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I totally agree with your idea.
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I totally understand you, it is a very difficult situation.
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His version is totally different from mine.
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The room was completely empty when we arrived.
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