No. 7,430 in Polish

kompletnie

Completely.

In a sentence

On jest kompletnie nieprzygotowany.
He is completely unprepared.
The word 'kompletnie' is used here as an adverb to emphasize the totality of the lack of preparation.
To jest kompletnie inna sytuacja.
This is a completely different situation.
Here, 'kompletnie' is modifying 'inna' (different) to stress the extent of difference.
Ona była kompletnie zaskoczona wynikiem.
She was completely surprised by the result.
The term 'kompletnie' intensifies the unexpected nature of her reaction to the result.

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