Synonyms for Totally:

adv.
• completely
- collectively
- comprehensively
- finally
- from beginning to end
- hook line and sinker
- in entirety
- integrally
- intensively
- nth degree
- painstakingly
- solidly
- the end
- the limit
- the max
- to the end
- to the limit
- to the max
• entirely
- conclusively
- globally
- holistically
- reservedly
- sweepingly
- uniquely
• extremely
- drastically
- exorbitantly
- immensely
- immoderately
- inordinately
- prohibitively
- strikingly
- surpassingly
- terrifically
- vitally
- highly
- to nth degree
• quite
- in fact
- in reality
- in truth
• universally
- Prevailingly
• exactly
- de finitely
- de-finitely
- for fact
- in-deed
- meth odically
- meth-odically
- on dot
- on money
- on nail
- on nose
- on the money
- the ticket
- un equivocally
- un erringly
- un-equivocally
- un-erringly
• exhaustively
- from top bottom
- in out
- meticulously
- up down
• fully
- all out
- from soup nuts
- intimately
- out right
- out-right
- through through
• hook, line, and sinker
- hook, line, sinker
- lock stock barrel
- one hundred per cent
• inextricably
- in distinguishably
- in-distinguishably
• solely
- singularly
n.
• bag and baggage
- bag baggage
- bag-baggage
- out rights
- out-rights
- outrights
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• as a whole

bodily

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completely
quantity

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stop

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- Adjective
  completely.
- Proper noun, singular
  absolutely, completely, entirely, wholly.
- Adverb
  absolutely, completely, diametrically, entirely, utterly, wholly.
Independent
- Adjective
  outright, utter.
- Proper noun, singular
  definitely, exactly, really.
- Noun, singular or mass
  definitely.
- Adverb
  abundantly, actually, acutely, adequately, almost, awfully, badly, basically, best, blatantly, bloody, bluntly, broadly, brutally, categorically, certainly, clearly, comprehensively, conclusively, critically, crucially, crystal, cumulatively, decidedly, decisively, deeply, definitely, desperately, directly, distinctly, dramatically, drastically, eminently, emphatically, essentially, ever, exactly, exceptionally, exclusively, exhaustively, expressly, extensively, extraordinarily, fairly, fiercely, firmly, flatly, frankly, fundamentally, generally, genuinely, glaringly, greatly, grossly, hardly, heartily, heavily, hopelessly, horribly, indeed, integrally, keenly, largely, literally, manifestly, markedly, minimally, miserably, necessarily, obviously, only, optimally, outright, overly, overwhelmingly, partially, particularly, patently, permanently, plainly, positively, possibly, profoundly, properly, purely, radically, really, resolutely, rigorously, roundly, sharply, significantly, simply, sincerely, so, solely, sorely, squarely, starkly, strictly, substantially, sufficiently, surely, thoroughly, tightly, transparently, ultimately, unambiguously, unconditionally, undoubtedly, unequivocally, unfailingly, unquestionably, unreservedly, urgently, vastly, vehemently, vigorously, virtually, vitally, well, whatsoever, widely, wildly, woefully, Definitively, completly, totaily, absolutelyno.
Other Related
- Adjective
  total.
- Proper noun, singular
  perfectly, total, totals.
- Noun, singular or mass
  total.
- Adverb
  altogether, perfectly, total.

What are the hypernyms for Totally?

A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.

Other hypernyms:
absolutely, altogether, completely, entirely, fully, utterly, etc.

What are the opposite words for totally?

Totally is an adverb that means completely or entirely. While it is a commonly used word to express the completeness of something, there are also several antonyms that can be used in its place to convey the opposite meaning. These antonyms include incompletely, partially, partly, incomprehensively, insufficiently, fractionally, incomparably and slightly. Each of these words contradicts the sense of totality that is conveyed by "totally". For instance, incompletely means something that has not been done entirely or to the full extent. Therefore, when we use the word incompletely, it signifies that something is partially done, lacking or incomplete in some way.

What are the antonyms for Totally?

a. & adv.
• piecemeal
- gradual
- more fitfully
adv.
• completely
- inadequately
- incompletely
- partially
- partly
• halfway
- half way
- middling
- restrictedly
• noun
- Desultorily
- aimlessly
- approximately
- barely
- cursorily
- half
- halfway
- haphazardly
- hardly
- hit-or-miss
- imperfectly
- indeterminately
- just
- kind of
- marginally
- minimally
- narrowly
- nebulously
- part
- randomly
- roughly
- scarcely
- shallowly
- sketchily
- slightly
- somewhat
- summarily
- superficially
- vaguely
• partially
- Fractionally
- a certain degree
- a certain extent
- by installments
- certain degree
- certain extent
- half-way
- in part
- in some measure
- little by little
- not wholly
- piece by piece
- to a certain degree
- to a certain extent
- to certain degree
- to certain extent
• partly
- at best
- at least
- at most
- at worst
- in a general way
- in adequately
- in bits and pieces
- in bits pieces
- in completely
- in general way
- in some ways
- in sufficiently
- in-adequately
- in-completely
- in-sufficiently
- measurably
- not entirely
- not fully
- not strictly speaking
- so far as possible
- up a certain point
- up certain point
- up to a certain point
- up to certain point
- within limits
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Usage examples for Totally

The slate was clear for a totally new organization.

"A History of the Third French Republic"

C. H. C. Wright

Two days had elapsed since they passed Assuan, and Idris finally at the dawn of the third day was forced to despatch the Bedouins for provisions, which were totally lacking.

"In Desert and Wilderness"

Henryk Sienkiewicz

He's been away for a score of years, and they lost him, totally.

"The Man from Jericho"

Edwin Carlile Litsey

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