entirely

[ɪnˈtaɪərli]

Definition:
1. In every way possible; completely.

Use 'entirely' in a sentence:

• 1. I agree entirely.
• 2. The announcement was not entirely unexpected.
• 3. My mother was entirely unused to such hard work.
• 4. The building is roofed entirely with translucent corrugated plastic.
• 5. My line of work is entirely unrelated to politics.
• 6. She lived an entirely virtuous life.
• 7. The downstairs of the two little houses had been entirely refashioned.
• 8. They left entirely of their own volition.
• 9. This administration is not entirely free of suspicion.
• 10. The tragedy was entirely avoidable.
• 11. His elevation to sainthood is entirely justified.
• 12. Some of his ideas about democracy are entirely his own.
• 13. I don't entirely agree, but I'll let it go at that.
• 14. We shall see that this is not entirely true.
• 15. He was actuated entirely by malice.
• 16. She had entirely lost her girlish chubbiness.
• 17. He is motivated entirely by self-interest.
• 18. As babies, we rely entirely on others for food.
• 19. We rely entirely on voluntary contribution.
• 20. In a brief statement, he concentrated entirely on international affairs.
• 21. All his decisions have been entirely governed by self-interest.
• 22. He had managed to create the entirely spurious impression that the company was thriving.
• 23. We will refund your money to you in full if you are not entirely satisfied.
• 24. This is an entirely computer operated system which is very user friendly.
• 25. Their price depended almost entirely on their scarcity.
• 26. I'm not entirely happy about the proposal.
• 27. The movie was shot entirely on location in Italy.
• 28. The ending of the book was entirely predictable.
• 29. She is entirely without malice.
• 30. None of us is entirely blameless in this matter.
• 31. The plan is entirely without merit.
• 32. Things haven't gone entirely to plan.
• 33. The existing law is not entirely/ wholly satisfactory.
• 34. That's an entirely different matter.
• 35. The result is entirely unpredictable.
• 36. I suppose your presence here today is not entirely coincidental.
• 37. The audience was almost entirely female.
• 38. The advice centre is staffed entirely by volunteers.
• 39. She was acting entirely in her own interests.
• 40. I entirely agree with you.
• 41. They communicated entirely by gesture.
• 42. The moral question is not entirely separable from the financial one.
• 43. The report is based entirely on supposition.
• 44. He is not entirely clear on how he will go about it.
• 45. The results are entirely consistent with our earlier research.
• 46. The doctor's verdict was that he was entirely healthy.