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'Completely' means 'totally' or 'entirely,' indicating that something is finished or true in every aspect. It emphasizes the fullness and thoroughness of an action or state. Unlike 'partially,' it suggests there are no remaining parts or aspects. Think of finishing a puzzle; when it's 'completely' assembled, all the pieces are in place. It stresses the end and totality.
The word 'completely' comes from 'complete,' derived from the Latin 'complere,' meaning 'to fill up' or 'finish.' 'Complere' is formed from 'com-' (together) and 'plere' (to fill). The suffix '-ly' changes 'complete' into an adverb. Its meaning is rooted in the idea of filling something entirely.
Imagine you're playing a video game like 'Fortnite.' You've built a massive fortress, gathering resources and strategizing with your team. When your squad wins, you say, 'We dominated them completely!' It reflects triumph. Victory is complete.
Use 'completely' to express thoroughness and finality! It adds strength to your statements. Believe in yourself completely! 🙌
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