Completely
Completely adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Effectively and completely are semantically related in entirely topic. In some cases you can use "Effectively" instead an adverb "Completely".
Effectively
Effectively adverb - In an effective manner.
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Synonyms for Effectively
Completely and effectively are semantically related in efficiently topic. You can use "Completely" instead an adverb "Effectively".
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Related pairs
- really and completely
- really and effectively
- well and completely
- well and effectively
- absolutely and completely
- absolutely and effectively
- definitely and completely
- definitely and effectively
- altogether and completely
- altogether and effectively
- fully and completely
- fully and effectively
- extensively and completely
- extensively and effectively
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You can also effectively convert credits into cold hard (in-game) cash, therefore making it quite easy to have a completely maxed-out character with nothing but the best equipment for practically zero effort and little expenditure.
- The Monkees are perhaps the Most Triumphant Subversion: the cast members of the show eventually took over the production of the group's music completely, effectively becoming a "real band".
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The fast recharge effectively helps for stalling zombies, and the slight price increase makes the recharge completely worth it.
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