Uk English Meaning of completely
completely
Other Uk English words related to completely
- absolutely
- all
- entirely
- even
- fast
- fully
- perfectly
- quite
- thoroughly
- totally
- completely
- wholly
- all the way
- altogether
- at length
- basically
- Clean
- dead
- enough
- entire
- exactly
- flat
- full
- heartily
- out
- soundly
- well
- wide
- down to earth
- for fair
- as a whole
- to bits
- abundantly
- all over
- by and large
- categorically
- chiefly
- cold
- copiously
- downright
- generally
- generously
- greatly
- largely
- mainly
- more or less
- mostly
- overall
- plain
- plumb
- predominantly
- primarily
- principally
- stone
- stone-cold
- substantially
- through and through
- to the hilt
- unconditionally
- all of
- down the line
- predominantly
- to bits
- to the max
Nearest Words of completely
- completed => completed
- complete fracture => Complete fracture
- complete blood count => Full blood count
- complete => complete
- complementation => complementation
- complementary medicine => Complementary medicine
- complementary dna => complementary DNA
- complementary distribution => Complementary distribution
- complementary color => complementary colour
- complementary angles => complementary angles
- completeness => Completeness
- completing => completing
- completion => completion
- complex => complex
- complex absence => Complex absence
- complex body part => Complex body part
- complex fraction => Complex fraction
- complex instruction set computer => Complex instruction set computer
- complex instruction set computing => Complex instruction set computing
- complex number => Complex number
Definitions and Meaning of completely in English
completely (r)
to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
so as to be complete; with everything necessary
FAQs About the word completely
completely
to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly'), so as to be complete; with everything necessary
absolutely,all,entirely,even,fast,fully,perfectly,quite,thoroughly,totally
half,halfway,just,partially,partly,barely,hardly,incompletely,marginally,minimally
completed => completed, complete fracture => Complete fracture, complete blood count => Full blood count, complete => complete, complementation => complementation,
