entirely
Pronunciation: [ɪnˈtaɪərli]
Word
Context: "completeness"
(adverb) when something is done completely or wholly without any part left out. If you say you agree entirely, it means you agree completely, with nothing left to disagree about.
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I entirely believe that honesty is the best policy.
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I don't entirely understand how to solve this math problem.
Example
Do you think we are entirely ready for the school play?
Context: "emphasis"
(adverb) to emphasize that something is all of a certain quality. If you like a song entirely, it shows that you love it with all your heart, not just a little.
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She was entirely pleased with the gift she received.
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He was not entirely happy with the way the game turned out.
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Are you entirely satisfied with your test score?
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