Entirely meaning in English
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Definition
entirely: totally, completely, wholly
Pronunciation examples
UK: I'm not entirely convinced by your pathetic excuse.
US: Well, that's an entirely different question!
Examples
- "In brief: you say these perfumes have already been distilled and bottled, which means we cannot re-bottle them and sell them as different fragrances entirely, and from what Philip tells me, it would be an extraordinary feat to convince any of our current distributors to purchase some 10,000 bottles of an outdated perfume."
- "Brent : That's not entirely accurate, Stephanie."
- "Anosmia is a condition in which the sense of smell is reduced or lost entirely."
- "Susie : Though he could have been saying something else entirely."
- "Philip : I am entirely at your disposal, Miss Stake."
- "These idioms are not entirely accurate."
- "Environmentalists point out that the production of biofuels isn't entirely green."
- "The marketing department, you see, has a flexible budget which accounts for the unpredictable expenses of publicity campaigns, endorsements and travel, so this outlay is not entirely unexpected."
- "Bruno : Right, right, I agree with you entirely, Luna."
- "Located in a secret offshore location to cut costs and hurt the global economy, your rehabilitation takes place entirely online."
- "Jonas : Actually, Brent that's not entirely accurate-"
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