wholly

Word family (noun) whole wholesomeness (adjective) whole wholesome ≠ unwholesome (adverb) wholly

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishwhollywhol‧ly /ˈhəʊl-li $ ˈhoʊl-/ adverb formal COMPLETELYcompletely a wholly satisfactory solution The report claimed that the disaster was wholly unavoidable.Examples from the Corpuswholly• This is not to say that it was wholly accurate.• The community health services then came to be financed wholly by central government.• That is, they involve a second and wholly different relation, a semantic or intentional relation between themselves and whatever they represent.• But despite their godlike powers, they had not wholly forgotten their origin, in the warm slime of a vanished sea.• The oxygen extraction process may then become wholly independent of resupply from Earth.• The evidence we have is not wholly reliable.• The commission found that the officer on duty at the time was not wholly responsible.• It has not been a wholly successful policy.• She still did not wholly trust her instincts.• The city council's proposals are wholly unacceptable.• Help came from a wholly unexpected source.• In Britain at least, swearing on television has become commonplace and wholly unremarkable.

单词	wholly
释义	wholly Word family (noun) whole wholesomeness (adjective) whole wholesome ≠ unwholesome (adverb) wholly From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishwhollywhol‧ly /ˈhəʊl-li $ ˈhoʊl-/ ●○○ adverb formal COMPLETELYcompletely a wholly satisfactory solution The report claimed that the disaster was wholly unavoidable.Examples from the Corpuswholly• This is not to say that it was wholly accurate.• The community health services then came to be financed wholly by central government.• That is, they involve a second and wholly different relation, a semantic or intentional relation between themselves and whatever they represent.• But despite their godlike powers, they had not wholly forgotten their origin, in the warm slime of a vanished sea.• The oxygen extraction process may then become wholly independent of resupply from Earth.• The evidence we have is not wholly reliable.• The commission found that the officer on duty at the time was not wholly responsible.• It has not been a wholly successful policy.• She still did not wholly trust her instincts.• The city council's proposals are wholly unacceptable.• Help came from a wholly unexpected source.• In Britain at least, swearing on television has become commonplace and wholly unremarkable.
随便看	apprentice apprenticeship appretiare apprise apprise of apprise somebody of something approach approach a matter etc approach a problem etc approach a problem/task/matter etc approach a task etc approach about approach about doing approach etc the mark approach for approach into etc double figures approach lightly approach somebody for something approach somebody/something about (doing) something approach/reach/go into etc double figures approachable approbare approbation appropiare appropriare