How to Use "Completely" with Example Sentences

completely (adv): to be done fully or all the way

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Used with adjectives:

"The children were completely alone."
(alone, calm)

"Her actions were completely acceptable."
(acceptable, normal, unacceptable, abnormal)

"She was completely shocked by the news."
(shocked, surprised)

"She is completely unhappy with the situation."
(unhappy, upset, miserable)

"You were completely right!"
(right, wrong)

Used with verbs:

"She completely ignored the plan."
(ignored)

"He does not completely agree with us."
(agree)

"I will completely forget it if I do not write it down."
(forget)

"I will completely fail the test if I do not study."
(fail)

"Do you completely understand the instructions?"
(understand)

"She completely missed the turn off of the freeway."
(missed)