adv. to a full extent or degree
Make sure you do your lesson completely.
Make sure you do your lesson completely.
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Please fill out the application completely.
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What can squirrels rotate completely backwards?
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The challanger's quick parry caught the champion completely off guard.
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Why did Lord Sparr flee the village before he completely destroyed it?
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Why is it so important to Jen that she devote herself completely to housekeeping?
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This letter is completely illegible.
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Neither supposition is completely true.
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Who would Simon like to get to know better after he recovered completely from the accident?
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When does Frank realize that Max wasn't completely responsible for their mom's poor health?
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His refusal to work shows him to be completely irresponsible.
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Her angry reply disconcerted me completely.
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Who called Kate on the phone that completely threw her by surprise?
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If the heart-shaped herb is completely wiped out before the challenge ceremony what will happen?
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She was totally and completely blindsided by the news.
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fully; thoroughly; totally
partially
3 syllables
com-plete-ly
deatley
heatley
keatley
neatly
sweetly
wheatley
wheatly
discreetly
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