completely

completely
adv.
Completely is used with these adjectives: ↑absent, ↑absorbed, ↑absurd, ↑acceptable, ↑accidental, ↑accurate, ↑alien, ↑alone, ↑amazed, ↑anonymous, ↑arbitrary, ↑artificial, ↑automatic, ↑autonomous, ↑avoidable, ↑baffled, ↑balanced, ↑bald, ↑bare, ↑barren, ↑believable, ↑bewildered, ↑bewildering, ↑black, ↑blameless, ↑blank, ↑blind, ↑bogus, ↑bonkers, ↑boring, ↑broke, ↑calm, ↑clean, ↑clear, ↑closed, ↑coincidental, ↑comfortable, ↑committed, ↑confident, ↑confidential, ↑confused, ↑conscious, ↑consistent, ↑contradictory, ↑contrary, ↑convinced, ↑convincing, ↑cool, ↑correct, ↑covered, ↑crazy, ↑credible, ↑cynical, daft, ↑dark, ↑deaf, ↑decayed, ↑defenceless, ↑dejected, ↑dependent, ↑deranged, ↑deserted, ↑detached, ↑devoid, ↑devoted, ↑different, ↑disastrous, ↑disillusioned, ↑dismissive, ↑disorganized, ↑disproportionate, ↑dissimilar, ↑distinct, ↑distraught, ↑dominant, ↑drunk, ↑dry, ↑effective, ↑empty, ↑engrossed, ↑erect, ↑erratic, ↑estranged, ↑even, ↑evil, ↑exempt, ↑exhausted, ↑exposed, ↑extinct, ↑fair, ↑faithful, ↑false, ↑familiar, ↑fearless, ↑fed up, ↑fictional, ↑fictitious, ↑fine, ↑flat, ↑flexible, ↑foolish, ↑foreign, ↑free, ↑fruitless, ↑frustrated, ↑full, ↑futile, ↑genuine, ↑grey, ↑groundless, ↑happy, ↑harmless, ↑healthy, ↑helpless, ↑honest, ↑honourable, ↑hooked, ↑hopeless, ↑hysterical, ↑identical, ↑ignorant, ↑illegitimate, ↑illiterate, ↑illogical, ↑imaginary, ↑immaterial, ↑immobile, ↑immoral, ↑immune, ↑impartial, ↑impassable, ↑impassive, ↑impervious, ↑impossible, ↑impotent, ↑impracticable, ↑impractical, ↑inaccessible, ↑inaccurate, ↑inactive, ↑inadequate, ↑inappropriate, ↑incapable, ↑incompatible, ↑incompetent, ↑incomprehensible, ↑incongruous, ↑incorrect, ↑independent, ↑indifferent, ↑ineffective, ↑inept, ↑inert, ↑inexplicable, ↑inflexible, ↑innocent, ↑insane, ↑insensitive, ↑inseparable, ↑insignificant, ↑insulated, ↑intact, ↑invisible, ↑irrational, ↑irrelevant, ↑irresponsible, ↑isolated, ↑justifiable, ↑justified, ↑lacking, ↑lame, ↑legal, ↑legitimate, ↑level, ↑lifeless, ↑limp, ↑logical, ↑lost, ↑loyal, ↑ludicrous, ↑mad, ↑miserable, ↑misleading, ↑missing, ↑mistaken, ↑motionless, ↑mystified, ↑naked, ↑natural, ↑negative, ↑neutral, ↑new, ↑non-existent, ↑normal, ↑novel, ↑nude, ↑objective, ↑oblivious, ↑obscure, ↑obsolete, ↑obvious, ↑one-sided, ↑opaque, ↑open, ↑opposed, ↑organic, ↑original, ↑outrageous, ↑overcast, ↑overgrown, ↑overwhelming, ↑painless, ↑passive, ↑perfect, ↑perplexed, ↑plain, ↑pointless, ↑powerless, ↑predictable, ↑preoccupied, ↑puzzled, ↑quiet, ↑random, ↑rational, ↑ready, ↑recognizable, ↑recyclable, ↑red, ↑redundant, ↑relaxed, ↑reliable, ↑reliant, ↑relieved, ↑repulsive, ↑resistant, ↑responsible, ↑reversible, ↑ridiculous, ↑rigid, ↑safe, ↑sane, ↑satisfactory, ↑satisfied, ↑satisfying, ↑secluded, ↑secular, ↑secure, ↑self-contained, ↑self-sufficient, ↑selfish, ↑senseless, ↑separable, ↑separate, ↑serious, ↑shattered, ↑shocked, ↑silent, ↑sincere, ↑slack, ↑smooth, ↑soaked, ↑sober, ↑solid, ↑soluble, ↑speechless, ↑stable, ↑static, ↑sterile, ↑still, ↑straight, ↑stressed, ↑stuck, ↑stunned, ↑stupid, ↑subjective, ↑submerged, ↑subordinate, ↑superfluous, ↑sure, ↑surprised, ↑terrified, ↑transparent, ↑trivial, ↑true, ↑truthful, ↑unable, ↑unacceptable, ↑unaffected, ↑unaware, ↑unbalanced, ↑unbearable, ↑unbelievable, ↑unchanged, ↑uncharacteristic, ↑unconcerned, ↑unconscious, ↑uncontrollable, ↑understandable, ↑undressed, ↑unexpected, ↑unfamiliar, ↑unfashionable, ↑unfit, ↑unfounded, ↑unheard-of, ↑uninhabitable, ↑uninhibited, ↑unintelligible, ↑uninterested, ↑unique, ↑unknown, ↑unmoved, ↑unnecessary, ↑unnoticed, ↑unprovoked, ↑unreal, ↑unreasonable, ↑unscathed, ↑unscrupulous, ↑unsuitable, ↑unsure, ↑unthinkable, ↑unused to, ↑unwarranted, ↑up to date, ↑upright, ↑useless, ↑valid, ↑valueless, ↑visible, ↑voluntary, ↑vulnerable, ↑worthless, ↑wrong
Completely is used with these verbs: ↑abandon, ↑abolish, ↑absorb, ↑agree, ↑alter, ↑assimilate, ↑ban, ↑believe, ↑blind, ↑block, ↑break, ↑burn, ↑bury, ↑cease, ↑change, ↑clear, ↑coat, ↑collapse, ↑conceal, ↑confuse, ↑contradict, ↑cool, ↑cover, ↑crack, ↑cure, ↑cut, ↑defeat, ↑delete, ↑deny, ↑deplete, ↑destroy, ↑disagree, ↑disappear, ↑discard, ↑disintegrate, ↑dismiss, ↑disrupt, ↑dissolve, ↑distort, ↑dominate, ↑drain, ↑dry, ↑eliminate, ↑embrace, ↑empty, ↑enclose, ↑eradicate, ↑erase, ↑erode, ↑evade, ↑excavate, ↑exclude, ↑exhaust, ↑expose, ↑fail, ↑fill, ↑focus, ↑fool, ↑forget, ↑freeze, ↑fulfil, ↑gut, ↑heal, ↑hide, ↑humiliate, ↑identify, ↑ignore, ↑immerse, ↑inhibit, ↑integrate, ↑lack, ↑lie, ↑lift, ↑mask, ↑master, ↑misinterpret, ↑misjudge, ↑mislead, ↑mismanage, ↑misread, ↑misrepresent, ↑miss, ↑misunderstand, ↑neglect, ↑obliterate, ↑obscure, ↑obstruct, ↑offset, ↑omit, ↑overcome, ↑overhaul, ↑overlook, ↑overturn, ↑overwhelm, ↑paralyse, ↑penetrate, ↑prepared, ↑prevent, ↑protect, ↑rebuild, ↑reconstruct, ↑recover, ↑regain, ↑reject, ↑relax, ↑relieve, ↑rely, ↑remove, ↑renew, ↑renovate, ↑reorganize, ↑repair, ↑replace, ↑resolve, ↑restore, ↑rethink, ↑reverse, ↑revise, ↑rewrite, ↑ruin, ↑rule, ↑seal, ↑separate, ↑shade, ↑shatter, ↑silence, ↑soak, ↑solve, ↑spoil, ↑stop, ↑strip, ↑subordinate, ↑succeed, ↑suppress, ↑surrender, ↑surround, ↑sympathize, ↑thaw, ↑transform, ↑trust, ↑underestimate, ↑undermine, ↑understand, ↑vanish, ↑wipe, ↑withdraw, ↑wreck

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