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totally
adverb /ˈtəʊ.təl.i/
/ˈtoʊ.t̬əl-/ Definition
B1 completely: Her second husband is totally different from Mark. I totally agree with you.Complete and wholeVery and extremeVery and extremeComplete and wholeIntensifying expressions
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Synonyms and related words:
- arch- prefix (EXTREME)
- bad adverb
- beyond preposition, adverb (OUTSIDE A LIMIT)
- complete adjective (VERY GREAT)
- downright adjective, adverb
- esp. adverb
- ever adverb (EMPHASIS)
- extraordinarily adverb
- infinitely adverb
- innit
- literally adverb
- precious adverb
- really adverb (VERY)
- richly adverb
- spectacular adjective
- stark adverb
- such predeterminer, determiner
- thorough adjective (COMPLETE)
- too adverb (MORE)
- violently adverb
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