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Meanings of wholly in English
Portuguese
totalmente To a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
Usage of wholly in English
1
Palestine, he concluded sensibly, would present a wholly different set of problems.
2
China, the world's largest car market, again uses a wholly different standard.
3
The wholly owned firm plans to open for business later this year.
4
Both the sentences are wholly suspended for five years with stringent conditions.
5
Home Trust also conducts business through its wholly owned subsidiary, Home Bank.
6
We view this as a wholly unwarranted, blatant attack on press freedom.
7
Australian Paper, a wholly owned unit of Nippon Paper, welcomed the sale.
8
Yet he'd been too long missing for things to be wholly right.
9
Laurence stared; the note of uncertainty in Temeraire's voice was wholly new.
10
The law of association of ideas is wholly different in the two.
11
They were, in fact, wholly different in formation from hills in general.
12
He wanted to put Prescott wholly in the wrong in the matter.
13
This wholly attainable task should be undertaken primarily by Iraq's armed forces.
14
Mzansi's fuel supply is almost wholly reliant on imports and international markets.
15
The establishment of the opposite idea is wholly the consequence of revelation.
16
Yet even this fiction is perhaps not wholly excluded by our thought.
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Wholly through the time
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United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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