'totally essential' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of something. For example: "Receiving a solid education is totally essential for achieving success in life."
The Totally Essential Travel Collection" (Candlewick, $14.99).
"Those guys have been totally essential," admits Baker.
"He's a totally essential piece of the puzzle – a lot of the harmonies are him".
Privacy, it appears, is totally essential for the powerful and completely worthless for the rest of us.
We're never going to kill anybody unless it's totally essential.' In the final seasons, the show's vigilante elements were muzzled.
"That's why it's totally essential that they publish not just results but also the protocol — the complete program".
I am surprised to find that you totally bypass the essential role of magnesium in calcium uptake, and that without magnesium in the correct ratio of Ca Mg 100 40 you are at risk of calcium being deposited in the SOFT tissues and NOT the bones.
Totally misapprehending our essential point, Justice THOMAS' dissent asserts that our "entire argument is based on the assumption that the fraud-on-the-market presumption need not be shown at certification because it will be proved later on the merits". Post, at 1212, n. 9. Our position is not so based.
MIDDLE-CLASS parents are wasting hundreds of pounds on totally unnecessary baby "essentials".
Unless your plans are totally flexible, it is essential to call the property before you bid to find out if there are vacancies on the dates you want to travel -- and have back-up dates in mind in case the vacancy fills while you're waiting for your bid to be processed.
Totally '90s Country: The Essential '90s Country Album.
