adverb

completely

totally, entirely, fully

I completely forgot about the meeting.

I completely forgot about the meeting.

The room was completely silent.

The room was completely silent.

((completely)) + verb to do sth. completely I completely forgot about the meeting.

((completely)) + adjective completely ... The room was completely silent.

Synonyms: totally, entirely, fully; Antonyms: partially, incompletely

From 'complete' + '-ly' (adverb-forming suffix). 'Complete' is from Latin 'complere' (to fill up).

The '-ly' at the end tells you it describes *how* something is done – completely!

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