Entirely
Entirely adverb - To a full extent or degree.
In every way and entirely are semantically related in altogether topic. In some cases you can use "In every way" instead an adverb "Entirely".
In every way
Entirely and in every way are semantically related in completely topic. You can use "Entirely" instead an adverb phrase "In every way".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- just and entirely
- just and in every way
- precisely and entirely
- precisely and in every way
- dead and entirely
- dead and in every way
- absolutely and entirely
- absolutely and in every way
- downright and entirely
- downright and in every way
- quite and entirely
- quite and in every way
- wholly and entirely
- wholly and in every way
Both terms in one sentence
- As a culture Finns feel that they're depressed and afraid, and constantly worried that they're entirely unremarkable and insignificant in every way and will soon disappear completely.
Source: Cultural Cringe -
In the original version of Final Fantasy III, the Onion Kid is your characters' starting class and almost entirely useless in every way compared to all the other classes.
Source: Magikarp Power - The twist is not only are none of them true, but her big secret (that she can't even admit to herself) is she never had an origin; she was living a life that was entirely unremarkable in every way, and just decided she wanted to be the Joker's Daughter.
Source: Multiple-Choice Past
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