No. 17,776 in Polish

zupełne

Complete; absolute; total.

In a sentence

To jest zupełne nieporozumienie.
This is a complete misunderstanding.
Here, 'zupełne' is used as an adjective to convey the meaning of 'complete' or 'entire'.
Mam zupełne zaufanie do tej metody.
I have complete trust in this method.
The word 'zupełne' modifies the noun 'zaufanie,' emphasizing the totality or wholeness of the trust being described.
Po ulewie ulice były w zupełnym bałaganie.
After the downpour, the streets were in complete disarray.
In this sentence, 'zupełnym' is an adjective in the instrumental case, agreeing with the noun 'bałaganie' to describe a state of disorder.

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