Randomly
Randomly adverb - Without definite aim, direction, rule, or method.
Totally
Totally adverb - With attention to all aspects or details.
Usage example: he made totally sure the door was locked when he left the house
Nearby Word: totality
Both words in one sentence
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Alternatively, you could just totally luck out by hitting on the actual combination randomly without meaning to solve the thing.
Source: The Key Is Behind the Lock -
For example, one mission randomly has you play as a sniper during the real-life events of Captain Phillips, but this is totally irrelevant to the plot and is never mentioned again.
Source: Excuse Plot -
American president Nick Richards will randomly deny being a criminal during totally unrelated discussions... while having a voice that sounds like Richard Nixon's.
Source: Video Game / Tropico
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