No. 278 in German
komplett
Complete; entirely.
In a sentence
Das Haus ist komplett renoviert.
The house is completely renovated.
The word 'komplett' is used here as an adverb to describe the extent of the renovation.
Er hat das Buch komplett gelesen.
He has read the book entirely.
In this sentence, 'komplett' functions as an adverb emphasizing the completeness of the action of reading.
Dieser Satz ist komplett falsch.
This sentence is completely wrong.
Here, 'komplett' modifies 'falsch', emphasizing the totality of the error in the statement.
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