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Meanings of completely different in English

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Usage of completely different in English
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There is a different financial system and a completely different global economy.
The Guardian
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However, the spouses-to-be come from completely different religious, ethnic and cultural backgrounds.
Reuters
3
I'm offering something completely different: the truth in politics, for a change.
The Irish Times
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My reality is completely different from what it was not long ago.
Still alice
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Fast-forwarding to today it may seem like the situation is completely different.
The Guardian
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Often I will think of something completely different to help me wait.
Wired
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In fact, it's a completely different problem and one that's easily remedied.
Joy bauer's food cures
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But by question time on Monday, Robert had a completely different story.
The Guardian
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But Chaudhari pointed to a completely different employment problem looming for Taranaki.
Radio NZ
10
I used to be completely different from the way I am now.
A dark matter
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His body language is completely different from the previous interviews: tentative, defensive.
Mindhunter
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It's a really cool way that they intertwine two completely different stories.
Ebony
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It's phenomenal given that we evolved in a completely different sound environment.
The new yorker
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It comes from a completely different direction, and from too far away.
Wild Thing
15
That's why our approach is completely different from the two other parties'.
The Guardian
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The cabinets were of completely different shapes and opened in different ways.
Hiding the Elephant
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Completely different through the time
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Australia
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South Africa
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