Completely
Completely adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Usage example: she waited until we were completely finished before starting the next part
Roughly is an antonym for completely.
Roughly
Both words in one sentence
- X Rebirth has ships that move roughly at the same speed as before, but a completely reworked map system makes the screwy velocities less silly.
- It translates roughly as: 'Yes I have little balls up my bum, I'm completely stuffed, whistling past the the checkpoint with my fully loaded anus'
Source: Cherubic Choir - You need to head west into a roughly t-shaped part of the forest, go back the way you came which now leads somewhere completely different, then turn around again to enter a part of the forest that looks similar (but not identical to) the first t-shaped area.
Source: Guide Dang It / Pokémon
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