adv. to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent
Billy was totally unaware of my presence.
Billy was totally unaware of my presence.
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The storm totally effaced the town.
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What was Otto totally ignorant about?
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What does "I'm totally pumped" mean?
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Aunt Lisa was totally vague and cryptic. What does "cryptic" mean?
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The only place that the Crosswhites would be totally free is where?
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I thought the news would totally and completely blindside her.
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How does Amy know that Spartan will not ever be totally happy with her?
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What does Skulduggery totally destroy that can't be remade?
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Where is Noodle when he feels totally lost?
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I found their rituals totally mystifying.
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She was totally discombobulated by the puzzle.
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When did Neal's mind go totally blank?
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The information in the letter is totally bogus.
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The disparagement by the coach totally broke his confidence.
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wholly; entirely; completely
partially
3 syllables
to-tal-ly
totally
anecdotally
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