No. 1,302 in French

entièrement

Entirely; completely.

In a sentence

Je suis entièrement satisfait de ton travail.
I am completely satisfied with your work.
The word 'entièrement' here emphasizes the extent of satisfaction, implying total or full satisfaction.
Cette maison est entièrement construite en bois.
This house is entirely built out of wood.
In this sentence, 'entièrement' conveys that the construction of the house is fully or completely in wood, without partial construction in other materials.
Il a entièrement oublié ce rendez-vous important.
He has completely forgotten about this important meeting.
Here, 'entièrement' is used to stress the magnitude of forgetting, indicating he completely or utterly forgot the meeting.

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