totally

Examples

• All

• All you need is one minor head injury to totally alter your personality.

  Academic text (2011)

• It's totally irresponsible to go on the air without checking the facts.

  The China Syndrome (1979)

• So this stuff is totally safe for skin contact.

• Yeah, this one is still totally, totally good.

• You look totally different, but it's still you.

  All of Us Strangers (2023)

• - No, I totally agree.

  Babes (2024)

• No matter what happens, you must promise to be totally honest with the authorities.

  Fiction book (1990)

• How you choose to celebrate the holidays is totally up to you.

  Dirty Dishes (2022)

• And it turns out I was totally misinformed.

• This solution is totally effective in solving the problem.

Synonyms

C

completely

vstotally

∞ 1.0

Totally, in every way

is the familiar everyday adverb for that scope

A

absolutely

vstotally

∞ 1.0

Completely and without any doubt

focuses on general extent rather than certainty level

E

extremely

vstotally

∞ 1.0

To a very great degree

means full scope rather than only a high degree

F

fully

vstotally

∞ 1.0

Completely, with nothing left out

is similar and used for general extent emphasis

E

entirely

vstotally

∞ 2.2

Completely without leaving anything out

is the neutral adverb expressing all of it

P

perfectly

vstotally

807 1.0

Completely, to show that something is true

refers to scope rather than flawlessness

S

simply

vstotally

800 1.0

You say this when something is completely true

expresses general extent rather than plain obviousness

G

greatly

vstotally

312 1.0

By a very large amount

means full scope rather than merely a strong degree

A

altogether

vstotally

257 3.3

Completely with nothing left

is the neutral adverb for marking everything together

T

thoroughly

vstotally

246 3.5

To do something completely and carefully

marks overall scope rather than careful method

U

utterly

vstotally

243 3.6

Completely, to show that something is very strong or very great

expresses the same scope but with less drama

O

outright

vstotally

141 4.2

Completely, with nothing left to pay

marks full meaning but lacks immediacy or directness

T

tremendously

vstotally

112 3.1

To a very large degree

refers to full scope rather than merely a large amount

E

enormously

vstotally

107 3.5

To a very large degree

is about whole scope rather than just a big amount

W

wholly

vstotally

81 3.4

Completely in every way

is the everyday form for expressing all aspects

I

immensely

vstotally

69 3.5

To a very large degree

means complete scope rather than simply very large amount

W

wholeheartedly

vstotally

40 4.6

Completely and sincerely, with full support and no doubts

expresses extent not emotional commitment or sincerity

C

completely and utterly

vstotally

10 2.3

Totally and without any doubt

conveys the same scope but in a less inflated way

W

well and truly

vstotally

• Informal

8 3.7

Completely and without doubt

means general extent but adds a sense of definite certainty

Antonyms

P

partially

194 2.4

To some degree but not completely

I

incompletely

2 3.4

Partly done and not finished

Idioms

T

totally zogged

• Slang

9.9

Feeling very tired and without energy

Compounds

T

totally excited

• Informal

3 1.6

Very happy and eager about something

T

totally rad

• Archaic

3 9.1

Very cool and exciting, like a great outfit or trick

T

totally loco

• Slang

1 9.9

Very crazy and wild in a way that seems out of control

T

totally irrelephant

• Slang

9.9

Completely not related to the subject, said as a joke

How Complete

totally

∞ 1.0

mostly

∞ 1.0

partly

322 1.0

barely

∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology