- wholly; completely; altogether: their spat was totally forgotten
- Informal absolutely; certainly: they were totally not talking to one another
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totally
adverb
Entirely; wholly; completely.
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Adverb
(not comparable)
- Entirely; completely.
- The car was totally destroyed in the crash.
- (degree, colloquial) Very; extremely.
- That was totally wicked!
- (modal, colloquial) Definitely.
- That was totally not what happened.
Origin
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