totally
Americanadverb
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The two sisters have totally different personalities.
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Informal. (used as an intensifier).
I totally cried when the movie ended. That was totally not what I meant.
interjection
Etymology
Origin of totally
Example Sentences
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City of York Council leader Clare Douglas says: "It's totally untrue and it's fake and the problem is that people don't think that's the case."
From BBC
“Does that sound fantastical? Yes, it totally sounds fantastical. That’s why it’s obscene and conspicuous and unbelievable, because it’s probably never going to happen.”
From Barron's
“Does that sound fantastical? Yes, it totally sounds fantastical. That’s why it’s obscene and conspicuous and unbelievable, because it’s probably never going to happen.”
From Barron's
"But with a 10-year or 15-year view for the business and for the game, my gut says this is totally the right thing to do."
From BBC
“In this market, especially being over 45, it is totally about your network,” Helfgott-Waters said.
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