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Meanings of totally in English

Portuguese
totalmente

To a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')

totalmente
Usage of totally in English
1
That response is totally unacceptable given the level of risk to society.
Wired
2
It was a great experience, a totally different level, a different class.
The Guardian
3
Times have moved on, the political environment is totally different, he said.
Radio NZ
4
Also read: Borderlands 3: A totally new game with Arms Race mode
The South African
5
As a result, his good name had been totally destroyed in Dundalk.
The Irish Times
6
Often what happens outside the school gates is a totally different story.
Radio NZ
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The irony of the situation was not totally lost on him, however.
The road to rome: a forgotten legion chronicle
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Of course, they also require totally different things than traditional computer software.
Wired
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The key problem might be the totally passive nature of its protagonist.
Reuters
10
But in any case, he knew him in a totally different way.
Kennedy's brain
11
Such a result suggested that Tip was almost totally unstructured in solution.
Pubmed
12
In fact, the whole of western Europe is totally predictable, he says.
The Irish Times
13
However, he says he still is not totally sure how Munster happened.
The Guardian
14
Speaking from China, Dr Brash said Ms Thomas had been totally misleading.
Radio NZ
15
Our major problem derives from the projected victory being almost totally illusory.
The Neutronium Alchemist
16
That's totally fine-aslong as you follow some basic social media etiquette.
Wired
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Common
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