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completely

adverb
kuhm-PLEET-lee/kəmˈpliːtli/

1 meaning of completely

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    adverb
    Totally; to the fullest extent, or in every part.

    I completely agree with the decision you made.

    The ice on the pond had completely melted by noon.

    UsageMost natural with words for a full or final state: completely different, full, destroyed. With words like tall or nice, very is usual.

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Origin

Formed from "complete" combined with the suffix "-ly".

Checked 5 Nov 2026 · 1 fact