totally in Latin
totally in Latin is funditus — totally means completely; to the fullest extent.
totally in Latin
funditus
What does "totally" mean?
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adv Completely; to the fullest extent.
"I was totally exhausted after walking all day in the heat."
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adv Informal: used to emphasise agreement or intensity.
"You should totally try the new cafe near the station!"
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totally in a sentence
- I was totally exhausted after walking all day in the heat.
- The two plans are totally different from each other.
- You should totally try the new cafe near the station!
- That movie was totally amazing.
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What is "totally" in Latin?
"totally" in Latin is funditus. totally means: Completely; to the fullest extent.
How do you use "totally" in a sentence?
Example: "I was totally exhausted after walking all day in the heat." In Latin, "totally" is funditus.
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