utterly Antonyms
Strongest:
- partly
- half
- hardly
- just
- hardly
- partially
- partly
- just
- half
- slightly
- partially
- halfway
- halfway
- slightly
Strong:
- minimally
- scarcely
- scarcely
- roughly
- somewhat
- part
- approximately
- superficially
- marginally
- barely
- incompletely
- somewhat
- barely
- minimally
- approximately
- marginally
- part
- incompletely
- roughly
- superficially
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- in-whole
- soundly
- all-the-way
- to-pieces
- at-length
- dead
- flat
- altogether
- for-fair
- basically
- out
- full
- exactly
- down-to-the-ground
- wide
- clean
- entire
- heartily
- well
- enough
Weak:
- largely
- stone
- to-bits
- mainly
- primarily
- downright
- down-the-line
- by-and-large
- predominately
- more-or-less
- unqualifiedly
- abundantly
- plumb
- principally
- generously
- all-of
- predominantly
- substantially
- to-the-hilt
- cold
- overall
- to-the-max
- stone-cold
- generally
- plain
- chiefly
- categorically
- through-and-through
- copiously
- greatly
- hands-down
- all-over
- mostly
Meaning of utterly
utterly (r)
completely and without qualification; used informally as intensifiers
utterly (adv.)
In an utter manner; to the full extent; fully; totally; as, utterly ruined; it is utterly vain.
utterly Sentence Examples
- The storm ravaged the town, leaving it utterly devastated.
- The news of his passing left her utterly heartbroken.
- The painting was utterly captivating, holding my gaze for hours.
- The mistake was utterly inexcusable and cost the company dearly.
- The child's laughter was utterly infectious, spreading joy throughout the room.
- The pain she endured was utterly unbearable, forcing her to seek medical attention.
- The beauty of the sunset was utterly breathtaking, inspiring a sense of awe.
- The evidence proved his guilt utterly beyond a shadow of a doubt.
- The betrayal was utterly unforgivable, destroying their friendship.
- The silence was utterly deafening, amplifying the tension in the air.
FAQs About the word utterly
completely and without qualification; used informally as intensifiersIn an utter manner; to the full extent; fully; totally; as, utterly ruined; it is utterly v
entirely,completely, fast, totally, absolutely, wholly, thoroughly, perfectly, fully, quite
partly, half, hardly, just, hardly,partially, partly, just, half, slightly
The storm ravaged the town, leaving it utterly devastated.
The news of his passing left her utterly heartbroken.
The painting was utterly captivating, holding my gaze for hours.
The mistake was utterly inexcusable and cost the company dearly.
