Completely
Completely adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Finally and completely are semantically related in entirely topic. In some cases you can use "Finally" instead an adverb "Completely".
Finally
Finally adverb - At a later time.
Completely and finally are semantically related in conclusively topic. Sometimes you can use "Completely" instead an adverb "Finally", if it concerns topics such as beyond any doubt.
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- absolutely and completely
- absolutely and finally
- positively and completely
- positively and finally
- definitely and completely
- definitely and finally
- wholly and completely
- wholly and finally
- entirely and completely
- entirely and finally
- altogether and completely
- altogether and finally
- fully and completely
- fully and finally
Both words in one sentence
- From that point onward in the plot, the other Smiths which you've been relying on throughout the entire game are completely and finally dead, leaving you with only Garcian, the most vulnerable of all the Smiths.
Source: The Magic Goes Away - After a long period of weirdness and the game questioning your sanity, the ending finally confirms it: you've gone completely insane, and your "granddaughter's" messages are entirely in your head.
Source: Video Game / Immortal Defense - As a result he spends quite a while on his own in a practically strange land, and up until he finally finds his friends as well as the parent characters, there were times when he was this close to completely losing it.
Source: Go Mad from the Isolation
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