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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'rely totally on' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a very common phrase used to express full trust in something or someone. For example: "I rely totally on you to get the job done".
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"They rely totally on the program fees paid by volunteers".
Drivers should never rely totally on their cars and shift into auto-pilot.
We looked for a method of engaging that did not rely totally on language to articulate thought, aspirations and experiences.
DiIulio insists that few faith-based programs are "faith-saturated," in the sense that they rely totally on religion to achieve their goals.
A few avoid the American medical system entirely, believing they cannot afford it or fearing the doctors, and rely totally on other healers.
I thought, What kind of business survives if its profits rely totally on how many days it rains in a month?" The answer startled him: "Seventy per cent of business is affected by the weather.
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Danny Baker's weekend show on BBC Radio 5 Live is quite a marvel – no discussion of the news, no music, only a guest or two and one solitary quiz; it relies totally on the Baker personality to carry it.
"We've tried to factor in the countywide vote," one Democratic strategist said, "but we haven't relied totally on that".
I relied totally on my wife.
"This approach relies totally on cheap natural gas, and we've seen that bubble burst before".
With improved irrigation, a decreasing amount of rice is grown on fields where the crop relies totally on rainfall.
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