totally

• Adverbe signifiant « entièrement » ou « complètement ». Utilisé pour souligner le degré total ou l'ampleur d'une action, d'un état ou d'une qualité. Courant tant en anglais britannique qu'américain, souvent dans un registre familier.

An adverb meaning 'completely' or 'entirely.' It is used to emphasize the full extent or degree of an action, state, or quality. Common in both British and American English, often in informal speech.

1. Completely or entirelyA2informal

   To the fullest extent; absolutely.

   complètement

   • I totally agree with your opinion.
   • She was totally exhausted after the marathon.
   • He totally forgot about the appointment.

   Synonymesabsolutelyaltogethercompletelyentirelyfullyperfectlyquitethoroughlyunconditionallyunreservedlyutterlywholly

   Antonymesincompletelypartiallypartlyslightlysomewhat

2. Emphatic agreementA2informalamerican

   Used to express strong agreement or affirmation.

   Accord emphatique

   • 'Are you coming to the party?' 'Totally!'
   • 'That movie was amazing.' 'Totally!'
   • 'I think we should go now.' 'Totally, let's go.'

   Synonymesabsolutelycertainlydefinitelyexactlyfor sureindeedyes