wholly.

As a whole, in its entirety; in full, throughout. Formerly also (with reference to a plural or collective noun): †all together, in a body (obsolete)…

To the full extent or amount; completely, entirely. Also: so as to exclude everything else; exclusively. Cf. wholly, adv. 1.

In an integral manner; as a whole, in its entirety; completely, entirely, wholly.

Scottish after Middle English. Wholly, completely, entirely. Often preceding a numeral: fully; no fewer or less than. Now rare.

As an undivided whole; entirely.

In an entire state; without diminution or division, as a whole. Obsolete.

As a whole, completely, all at once.