entirely
Meaning
The adverb "entirely" means completely or fully, indicating that something is whole without any part missing.
💡 A common mistake is to confuse "entirely" with "mostly," as they convey different levels of completeness.
Example Sentences
Word in Context
I
moved
into
a
small
flat
last
week
and
spent
the
weekend
arranging
my
books
and
kitchen
things
.
The
window
faces
a
quiet
street
,
and
the
light
makes
the
room
feel
entirely
different
in
the
morning
.
I
invited
a
neighbour
for
tea
,
and
we
talked
about
local
shops
and
nice
places
to
walk
.
Now
I
feel
this
home
is
starting
to
suit
me
,
although
there
is
still
a
little
to
organize
.
Common Phrases
entirely different
entirely possible
entirely focused
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