No. 10,353 in French
intégralement
"Entirely" or "fully."
In a sentence
J'ai intégralement terminé le projet hier soir.
I fully completed the project last night.
Here, 'intégralement' means 'fully' or 'completely,' indicating that the project was finished in all aspects.
Il a étudié intégralement les documents avant la réunion.
He thoroughly studied the documents before the meeting.
In this context, 'intégralement' conveys that the person studied every part of the documents, ensuring a complete understanding.
Les règles du jeu doivent être suivies intégralement.
The rules of the game must be followed completely.
The use of 'intégralement' here implies that the rules are to be adhered to in their entirety, without omission.
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