Completely
Completely adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Usage example: she waited until we were completely finished before starting the next part
Halfway is an antonym for completely.
Halfway
Halfway adverb - In some measure or degree.
Usage example: that was a halfway decent performance of a difficult piece
Both words in one sentence
- They often end up handling cases that only look sexual that change halfway in to something completely unrelated.
Source: Halfway Plot Switch -
Where the novel plays the trope completely straight, the film changes up the game by making her turn heroic halfway through the picture instead.
Source: Femme Fatale -
The Movie is a completely original story that (despite its being produced less than halfway through the manga's run) serves as a capstone to the entire series.
Source: Manga / Ah! My Goddess
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