Entirely and In full

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Entirely adverb - To a full extent or degree.

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In full and entirely are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In full" instead an adverb "Entirely".

Nearby Words: entire, entirety

In full adverb - Referring to a quantity.

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Entirely and in full are semantically related. You can use "Entirely" instead an adverb phrase "In full".

Word of God says he's dead, that men-at-arms are one thing and a well-trained Knight of the Kingsguard in full plate armour is something else entirely.

Source: He's Just Hiding
Santana and Quinn's hookup was entirely off screen (just the "after" shot of them in bed) but Kurt and Blaine's car makeout was seen in full, well lit glory.

Source: Get Back in the Closet
Rule of Symbolism is in full swing here, with the wounds eventually becoming so extensively symbolic for his character they can't entirely be explained here.

Source: Physical Scars, Psychological Scars

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