Collocations for "completely"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "completely" in context.
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completely
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.adv
- the [parking lot, restaurant, hotel] is completely full
- is completely [free, new]
- completely [different, removed] from
- completely [unaware, ignorant, oblivious] (of, that)
- completely [surrounded, covered, protected] by
- completely [compatible, unrelated] to
- completely [destroyed, messed up, smashed]
- the [house, cottage, hotel] was completely [renovated, redone]
- completely out of touch with [me, reality]
- completely out of place [here, in this class, at the party]
- a completely different [way, method, question, matter]
- was completely unnecessary for you to [go, say, do]
- I [trust, believe] you completely
'completely' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
aback
- abandoned
- accurately
- alike
- almost
- annoyed
- attire
- avoid
- awry
- backlog
- baffled
- bag
- baked
- bare
- beat
- beside yourself
- bewildered
- bilingual
- bizarre
- black
- blank
- blind
- blown
- blurred
- blurry
- bogus
- bolt
- bowl
- broke
- cash
- charged
- chill
- closed
- closet
- collapse
- comprehension
- concur
- confuse
- crackers
- crazy
- cure
- dark
- deaf
- dedicated
- deeply
- defeated
- deliberate
- delighted
- depend
- depressing