entirely Antonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- entire
- out
- altogether
- absolutely
- well
- full
- all-over
- in-whole
- soundly
- flat
- at-length
- basically
- all-the-way
- wide
- heartily
- down-to-the-ground
- enough
- to-pieces
- dead
- fast
- clean
- for-fair
Weak:
- generally
- generously
- principally
- categorically
- stone
- mostly
- cold
- greatly
- plain
- largely
- chiefly
- unqualifiedly
- substantially
- through-and-through
- hands-down
- downright
- primarily
- to-the-max
- mainly
- to-bits
- by-and-large
- plumb
- abundantly
- more-or-less
- down-the-line
- all-of
- overall
- to-the-hilt
- predominantly
- predominately
- copiously
Meaning of entirely
entirely (r)
to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
without any others being included or involved
entirely (adv.)
In an entire manner; wholly; completely; fully; as, the trace is entirely lost.
Without alloy or mixture; truly; sincerely.
entirely Sentence Examples
- The restoration project entirely changed the appearance of the historic building, making it look brand new.
- The company's new marketing strategy entirely focused on promoting their eco-friendly products.
- The chef prepared a dish that entirely consisted of locally sourced and organic ingredients.
- The book provided an entirely different perspective on the historical event, challenging traditional interpretations.
- The politician's speech entirely avoided controversial topics, opting for a safe and non-confrontational message.
- The research paper entirely relied on primary sources, ensuring the accuracy and authenticity of the findings.
- The job required someone entirely dedicated to customer service, with excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
- The city's transformation was entirely driven by the influx of new businesses and residents, creating a vibrant and diverse community.
- The concert was entirely sold out, with fans eager to experience the band's electrifying performance live.
- The athlete's success was entirely attributed to years of hard work, unwavering commitment, and natural talent.
FAQs About the word entirely
to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly'), without any others being included or involvedIn an entire
totally, thoroughly, fully, wholly, utterly,completely, quite, all, perfectly, even
halfway, slightly, slightly, half, partially, partly, halfway, just, just, half
The restoration project entirely changed the appearance of the historic building, making it look brand new.
The company's new marketing strategy entirely focused on promoting their eco-friendly products.
The chef prepared a dish that entirely consisted of locally sourced and organic ingredients.
The book provided an entirely different perspective on the historical event, challenging traditional interpretations.
