totally
- interjection
- /ˈtoʊtəli/
- Informal
- You're totally right; that plan will definitely work.
Examples
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I totally agree with your opinion about the movie.
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And so it's fine to say, look, I totally get that you're super busy.
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Let me say it's totally amazing that I would.
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But top comment, you totally had me the entire time.
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Yeah, so that was totally psych Bye.
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So I think you're totally right to begin.
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That is an issue which you're totally right with what you say.
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And so it's fine to say, look, I totally get that you're super busy.
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Well, firstly, I'm totally for universal health cover.
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I'm totally excited about starting this new project.
Synonyms
Say this to show you strongly agree with something
A strong informal shout that shows agreement
An informal exclamation used to show agreement
To say yes very strongly, often in informal speech
A strong way to agree with what someone says
Shows that you agree strongly with what someone says
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Etymology
Totally as a short exclamation comes from people using the adverb totally ('completely') to show strong agreement, as if saying 'completely yes'. So when someone says totally alone, they mean 'I completely agree'.