wholly
Pronunciation: [ˈhoʊlli]
Word
Context: "similarity"
(adverb) when something is completely or entirely true, without any part missing. It means you are talking about the whole thing, not just a part of it.
Example
She was wholly impressed by the performance of the dancers.
Example
He was not wholly satisfied with his test results.
Example
Did you wholly understand the lesson we just had?
Context: "agreement"
(adverb) when someone agrees completely with something or supports it entirely. It's saying that there is no doubt or disagreement at all.
Example
I wholly agree with your plan for the project.
Example
I do not wholly support the new rules at school.
Example
Do you wholly believe in what the teacher said?
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