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entirely.
adverb
To the full or entire extent.
Exact(60)
Not entirely.
The proposal does not go as far as banning EU migrants access to income-related benefits entirely for the first year in the UK, as had previously been suggested.
This isn't entirely true.
I have been involved in a few political crises in my time and have always come out on top by bullying people, shouting a lot and being entirely economical with the truth.
It would be far-fetched to describe the US and Britain's long-term relationship with Saudi Arabia as a love affair, although elements of romance, blind infatuation and lustful mutual gratification have never been entirely absent.
One was the sense, expressed by poet, actor and playwright Warsama, that the current media conversation was almost entirely one way.
A vote today between the status quo and leaving would be an entirely false choice".
In November 2011 Gloucestershire library users won a high court judicial review against Gloucestershire County Council's (GCC's) plans to close 10 static libraries and all mobile libraries, and reduce opening hours and services at many more, with Judge McKenna quashing the council's plans entirely.
"It is entirely in the eye of the beholder".
I blame you for my resulting square eyes but it was entirely worth it ;-) Anyway, my question is about music.
First-round opponent: [15] Kevin Anderson (RSA) Smyczek skipped the European clay-court season entirely, opting to stay in the US and play some matches on the Har-Tru Challenger circuit in the southern US.
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