Altogether
Altogether adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Usage example: I was not altogether prepared for such bad news
Somewhat
Both words in one sentence
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The Linda Lee subplot is dropped altogether, and somewhat unnecessarily, Riviera's holoprojector is changed to telepathically forcing images into people's heads.
Source: Literature / Neuromancer - Somewhat amusingly (and not altogether intentionally) there's a wizard/fallen angel pairing in Skin Game.
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They cut down on it somewhat in the sequel, and dispensed with Jitter Cam altogether, reportedly due to the fan complaints.
Source: Film / The Expendables
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