totally

[ˈtoʊt̬əli]

totally Definition

• 1. completely and in every way
• 2. to a great degree

Using totally: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "totally" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  I totally forgot about our meeting.

• Example

  She was totally surprised by the news.

• Example

  The movie was totally awesome!

• Example

  He's totally into sports.

totally Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for totally

• completely
• entirely
• wholly

Antonyms for totally

• partially
• incompletely

Phrases with totally

• totally agree

  to completely concur with someone or something

  Example

  I totally agree with you that we should go on vacation together.

• totally different

  completely dissimilar or distinct from something else

  Example

  The new design is totally different from the old one.

• totally worth it

  completely deserving of the effort, cost, or sacrifice involved

  Example

  The long hike was tough, but the view at the top was totally worth it.

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Summary: totally in Brief

The adverb 'totally' [ˈtoʊt̬əli] means completely and in every way, or to a great degree. It is used to emphasize a point or to express agreement, as in 'I totally forgot about our meeting.' 'Totally' can be used in phrases like 'totally agree,' meaning to completely concur, and 'totally worth it,' meaning completely deserving of the effort.