ENTIRELY as ADVERB

1. Meaning
   • to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole” is often used informally for `wholly”)
   Synonym(s)
   • all (what does all mean?)
   • altogether (what does altogether mean?)
   • completely (what does completely mean?)
   • totally (what does totally mean?)
   • whole (what does whole mean?)
   • wholly (what does wholly mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • he was wholly convinced
   • entirely satisfied with the meal
   • it was completely different from what we expected
   • was completely at fault
   • a total
   Antonym(s)
   • partially (what does partially mean?)
   • partly (what does partly mean?)
   • part (what does part mean?)
   Pertainym(s)
   • entire (what does entire mean?)
   • full (what does full mean?)
   • total (what does total mean?)
   • complete (what does complete mean?)
   • entire (what does entire mean?)
   • full (what does full mean?)
   • total (what does total mean?)
   • whole (what does whole mean?)
2. Meaning
   • without any others being included or involved
   Synonym(s)
   • alone (what does alone mean?)
   • exclusively (what does exclusively mean?)
   • only (what does only mean?)
   • solely (what does solely mean?)
   Usage Example(s)
   • was entirely to blame
   • a school devoted entirely to the needs of problem children
   • he works for Mr. Smith exclusively
   • did it solely for money
   • the burden of proof rests on the prosecution alone
   • a
   Pertainym(s)
   • exclusive (what does exclusive mean?)
   • sole(a) (what does sole(a) mean?)
   • exclusive (what does exclusive mean?)
   • sole(a) (what does sole(a) mean?)