In a full manner or degree; to the full; in (its) entirety or totality; completely, entirely… Modifying a verb (frequently a past participle).

Wholly, completely, entirely; quite, altogether. Frequently giving emphasis to too (cf. all, adv. 3).

With verbs (frequently in past participle): fully, completely, entirely, quite, thoroughly. In later use frequently somewhat archaic.

As an intensifier: very. Cf. full, adj. 1. With adjectives. Very, extremely, fully, completely. Now usually in nonstandard and regional use, or ar…

In every part, in every respect; entirely, wholly.

Completely, entirely; fully, all; = wholly, adv. Now somewhat rare.

Completely, entirely; to the full extent or amount; altogether, totally, thoroughly.

To the fullest degree; perfectly, completely; thoroughly, very well. Also (and in earliest use) in finely well. Obsolete (Scottish, English regional…

Completely, fully; thoroughly, entirely. Now somewhat colloquial.

quasi-adv.= completely, adv.

Thoroughly, completely; very (with adjectives).

Thoroughly; completely; unreservedly; entirely; = cleanly, adv. Obsolete.

Entirely, completely, unreservedly. Also used as an intensifier: very. Scottish in later use.

Entirely, quite; completely, fully. Cf. clean, adv. 5.

Wholly, completely.

Wholly, completely, perfectly; without exception or reservation.

Utterly, completely. Obsolete.

Adequately, satisfactorily; hence, fully, completely, quite; now chiefly with adjectives, as…as well could be.

Completely. Obsolete.

In a total manner or degree; wholly, completely, entirely, altogether.

In a complete manner; fully, perfectly; entirely, wholly, thoroughly.

Completely, fully; thoroughly; very well, perfectly well; (also in weakened use) satisfactorily, ‘OK’. Cf. to know fine well at phrases 11. In…

In a perfect manner, perfectly; to a perfect degree, to perfection; completely. Obsolete.

Completely, thoroughly, wholly.

Modifying an adjective: to the fullest extent or degree; absolutely, utterly, completely.

in a filling manner.

Completely, perfectly. Obsolete.

Solidly, firmly, completely, etc.; certainly, surely.

Scottish. All over; completely; throughout.

With reference to immaterial things: in a rounded manner; to a rounded degree; fully, perfectly. Frequently with reference to language or…

In a thoroughgoing manner; fully, completely.

entirely, completely.

Chiefly North American. As a whole; without making use of anything that has gone before; completely; outright.

U.S. slang (originally in African-American usage). Properly, fittingly, appropriately (cf. right, adv. 11a). Also: fully, entirely.