Entirely
Entirely adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Lock and entirely are semantically related. in altogether topic. In some cases you can use "Lock" instead an adverb "Entirely".
Both words in one sentence
- This almost entirely hinged on Conrad removing the lock from the Things' dimensional crate, for no reason other than because the Cat had forbidden him from doing so.
- This then gets subverted when she becomes so terrified that her wings lock up entirely, stranding her on the ground.
Source: Remembered I Could Fly - He also continues to lock Ernie into an entirely inadequate cell with about ten different solutions for escape, without confiscating Ernie's spellbook or gear.
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