The Opposite(Antonym) of “partially”
The antonyms of partially are fully, completely, and totally. These words indicate a degree of completeness or wholeness.
Explore all Antonyms of “partially”
- completely
- totally
- fully
Definitions and Examples of fully, completely, totally
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
fully
To the greatest extent possible; completely or entirely.
Example
She was fully committed to finishing the project on time.
In every way or aspect; without exception; totally.
Example
The storm completely destroyed the house, leaving nothing behind.
Completely; in every way or aspect.
Example
He was totally surprised by the news and didn't know how to react.
Key Differences: fully vs completely vs totally
- 1Fully implies that something has been done to the greatest extent possible.
- 2Completely suggests that something has been done without exception or in every way.
- 3Totally means that something has been done in every way or aspect.
Effective Usage of fully, completely, totally
- 1Express Completeness: Use fully, completely, and totally to indicate the degree of completeness or wholeness.
- 2Emphasize Importance: Incorporate these antonyms to emphasize the importance of something being done to the greatest extent possible.
- 3Clarify Meaning: Utilize these words to clarify the meaning of a sentence or statement.
Remember this!
The antonyms fully, completely, and totally indicate a degree of completeness or wholeness. Fully implies the greatest extent possible, completely suggests without exception, and totally means in every way or aspect. Use these words to express completeness, emphasize importance, and clarify meaning.
