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单词 ↑Complete and whole
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Complete and whole
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 4 SL ↑♯ Complete and whole (306) in total
    1. (up) to the hilt ↑(up) to the hilt
    2. a/one hundred percent ↑a/one hundred percent
    3. absolute adjective (VERY GREAT) ↑absolute :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Complete and whole
    4. absolute adjective [before noun] (NOT CHANGING) ↑absolute
    5. absolutely adverb ↑absolutely :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Complete and whole
    6. achingly adverb LITERARY ↑achingly
    7. aggregate adjective [before noun] ↑aggregate
    8. all or nothing ↑all or nothing
    9. all told ↑all told
    10. all- prefix ↑all- :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Complete and whole :: 2 × Both, all, each and every
    11. all adverb ↑all
    12. altogether adverb ↑altogether :: 3 × Very and extreme :: 3 × Complete and whole
    13. and STRONG WEAK conjunction (FOR EMPHASIS) ↑and
    14. any adverb ↑any
    15. arch- prefix (EXTREME) ↑arch-
    16. as guilty/miserable/ugly as sin INFORMAL ↑as guilty/miserable/ugly as sin
    17. at/in one fell swoop ↑at/in one fell swoop
    18. away adverb (GONE) ↑away
    19. awful adjective [before noun] (VERY GREAT) ↑awful
    20. awfully adverb (US INFORMAL ALSO awful) (GREATLY) ↑awfully
    21. bad adverb US ↑bad
    22. badly adverb (VERY MUCH) ↑badly
    23. be an artist, professional, etc. to your fingertips UK ↑be an artist, professional, etc. to your fingertips
    24. big adjective (LARGE) ↑big
    25. bitterly adverb (STRONG EMOTION) ↑bitterly
    26. blanket adjective [before noun] ↑blanket
    27. blindingly adverb ↑blindingly
    28. bloody adjective [before noun], adverb MAINLY UK VERY INFORMAL (EMPHASIS) ↑bloody
    29. but STRONG WEAK adverb (FOR EMPHASIS) ↑but
    30. classic adjective (EXTREMELY FUNNY/BAD) ↑classic
    31. clean adjective [before noun] (COMPLETE) ↑clean
    32. clean adverb ↑clean
    33. closure noun ↑closure
    34. complete adjective (WHOLE) ↑complete
    35. complete adjective [before noun] (VERY GREAT) ↑complete
    36. completely adverb ↑completely :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Complete and whole
    37. completeness noun [U] ↑completeness
    38. comprehensive adjective ↑comprehensive
    39. comprehensively adverb ↑comprehensively
    40. consummate adjective [before noun] FORMAL ↑consummate
    41. cross- prefix ↑cross-
    42. damn adverb INFORMAL ↑damn
    43. dashed adjective [before noun], adverb MAINLY UK OLD-FASHIONED ↑dashed
    44. dead adjective [before noun], adverb ↑dead
    45. deadly adjective (COMPLETE) ↑deadly
    46. deadly adverb ↑deadly
    47. dearly adverb (A LOT) ↑dearly
    48. deeply adverb ↑deeply
    49. desperate adjective (SERIOUS) ↑desperate
    50. desperately adverb (SERIOUSLY) ↑desperately
    51. devilishly adverb ↑devilishly
    52. diametrically adverb ↑diametrically
    53. direct adjective (COMPLETE) ↑direct
    54. downright adjective [before noun], adverb INFORMAL ↑downright
    55. eminently adverb FORMAL ↑eminently
    56. enormously adverb ↑enormously
    57. entire adjective [before noun] ↑entire
    58. entirely adverb ↑entirely
    59. esp. adverb ↑esp.
    60. especially adverb (ALSO specially) ↑especially
    61. even adverb (EMPHASIS) ↑even
    62. even adverb (MORE EXACTLY) ↑even
    63. ever adverb (EMPHASIS) ↑ever :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Intensifying expressions :: 2 × Complete and whole
    64. exceedingly adverb FORMAL ↑exceedingly
    65. exhaustive adjective ↑exhaustive
    66. extraordinarily adverb ↑extraordinarily
    67. extreme adjective (BAD) ↑extreme
    68. extremely adverb ↑extremely
    69. far adverb (AMOUNT) ↑far
    70. fearfully adverb ↑fearfully
    71. fiendishly adverb INFORMAL ↑fiendishly
    72. fiercely adverb ↑fiercely
    73. flat adverb (COMPLETELY) ↑flat
    74. flatly adverb (COMPLETELY) ↑flatly
    75. frightfully adverb OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑frightfully
    76. from A to Z ↑from A to Z
    77. from head to foot/toe ↑from head to foot/toe
    78. from stem to stern US ↑from stem to stern
    79. fucking adjective, adverb OFFENSIVE ↑fucking
    80. full adjective (COMPLETE) ↑full
    81. fullness (ALSO fulness) noun [U] (COMPLETE) ↑fullness
    82. fully adverb (COMPLETELY) ↑fully
    83. fully adverb (GREATEST POSSIBLE) ↑fully
    84. global adjective (ALL PARTS) ↑global
    85. great adjective (EXTREME) ↑great
    86. great adverb [before noun], adjective INFORMAL ↑great
    87. greatly adverb ↑greatly
    88. heart and soul LITERARY ↑heart and soul
    89. heartily adverb (LARGE) ↑heartily
    90. heavily adverb (TO A GREAT DEGREE) ↑heavily
    91. helluva adjective, adverb (ALSO hell of a) informal ↑helluva
    92. hideously adverb ↑hideously
    93. highly adverb (ABOVE AVERAGE) ↑highly
    94. holistic adjective ↑holistic
    95. honestly adverb, exclamation ↑honestly
    96. how adverb ↑how :: 3 × Question words and expressions
    97. hugely adverb ↑hugely
    98. immensely adverb ↑immensely
    99. implicit adjective (COMPLETE) ↑implicit
    100. impossibly adverb ↑impossibly
    101. in adverb (COMPLETION) ↑in
    102. inclusive adjective ↑inclusive :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Complete and whole
    103. incredibly adverb (EXTREMELY) ↑incredibly
    104. indeed adverb ↑indeed
    105. infinitely adverb ↑infinitely
    106. innit UK SLANG NOT STANDARD ↑innit
    107. intact adjective ↑intact :: 2 × Undamaged, unbroken or in good condition
    108. integrity noun [U] FORMAL (WHOLE) ↑integrity
    109. jolly adverb UK OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL ↑jolly
    110. just adverb (ONLY) ↑just :: 2 × Merely and barely :: 2 × Almost
    111. just adverb (VERY) ↑just
    112. like adverb INFORMAL (PAUSE) ↑like
    113. literally adverb ↑literally
    114. little adjective [before noun] (EMPHASIZE) ↑little
    115. macro- prefix ↑macro-
    116. majorly adverb MAINLY US INFORMAL ↑majorly
    117. mighty adverb MAINLY US INFORMAL ↑mighty
    118. most determiner, pronoun, adverb ↑most :: 2 × Large in number or quantity
    119. must STRONG WEAK modal verb (NECESSARY) ↑must
    120. none too FORMAL ↑none too
    121. not all that INFORMAL ↑not all that
    122. one number, determiner MAINLY US (EMPHASIS) ↑one
    123. out of hand ↑out of hand
    124. outright adjective [before noun] ↑outright
    125. outright adverb ↑outright
    126. overwhelmingly adverb ↑overwhelmingly
    127. particularly adverb ↑particularly
    128. peculiarly adverb OLD-FASHIONED OR LITERARY (VERY) ↑peculiarly
    129. perfect adjective (WITHOUT FAULT) ↑perfect
    130. perfectly adverb ↑perfectly
    131. plain adjective [before noun] (COMPLETE) ↑plain
    132. plain adverb INFORMAL ↑plain
    133. plumb adverb US INFORMAL (COMPLETELY) ↑plumb
    134. positive adjective [before noun] (COMPLETE) ↑positive
    135. positively adverb INFORMAL (COMPLETELY) ↑positively
    136. precious adverb INFORMAL ↑precious
    137. precisely adverb (EXACTLY) ↑precisely
    138. profound adjective (EXTREME) ↑profound
    139. profoundly adverb ↑profoundly
    140. proper adjective [before noun] UK INFORMAL (COMPLETE) ↑proper
    141. pure adjective (COMPLETE) ↑pure
    142. quite adverb ↑quite
    143. rank adjective [before noun] (EXTREME) ↑rank
    144. rather adverb, predeterminer ↑rather
    145. raving adjective [before noun], adverb INFORMAL ↑raving
    146. real adverb MAINLY US INFORMAL ↑real
    147. really adverb (VERY) ↑really
    148. regular adjective [before noun] INFORMAL (COMPLETE) ↑regular
    149. resounding adjective [before noun] (GREAT) ↑resounding
    150. right adjective [before noun] INFORMAL (COMPLETE) ↑right
    151. right adverb (EXACTLY) ↑right
    152. root and branch UK (US roots and all) ↑root and branch
    153. screamingly adverb INFORMAL ↑screamingly
    154. searing adjective ↑searing :: 2 × Strong feelings
    155. sensationally adverb ↑sensationally
    156. serious adjective (EXTREME) ↑serious
    157. seriously adverb INFORMAL (EXTREMELY) ↑seriously
    158. sheer adjective [before noun] (COMPLETE) ↑sheer
    159. significantly adverb (IMPORTANT) ↑significantly
    160. smack adverb (UK ALSO ˈsmack bang, US ALSO ˈsmack dab) (DIRECTLY) ↑smack
    161. so adverb (MENTIONED EARLIER) ↑so :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Intensifying expressions :: 2 × Complete and whole
    162. so adverb (VERY) ↑so :: 3 × Very and extreme :: 3 × Intensifying expressions :: 3 × Complete and whole
    163. something fierce US INFORMAL ↑something fierce
    164. sorely adverb FORMAL ↑sorely
    165. sound adjective (COMPLETE) ↑sound
    166. soundly adverb (COMPLETELY) ↑soundly
    167. spanking adverb OLD-FASHIONED INFORMAL APPROVING ↑spanking
    168. specially adverb (ALSO especially) (VERY) ↑specially
    169. spectacular adjective ↑spectacular
    170. spectacularly adverb (EXTREMELY) ↑spectacularly
    171. stark adverb ↑stark
    172. stiff adverb ↑stiff
    173. stonking adjective UK SLANG ↑stonking
    174. strongly adverb (NOT WEAK) ↑strongly
    175. sublimely adverb ↑sublimely
    176. such predeterminer, determiner ↑such
    177. supremely adverb ↑supremely
    178. surpassing adjective [before noun] LITERARY ↑surpassing
    179. sweeping adjective [before noun] (WIN) ↑sweeping
    180. systemic adjective ↑systemic :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Complete and whole
    181. terrible adjective INFORMAL (VERY GREAT) ↑terrible
    182. terribly adverb INFORMAL (VERY MUCH) ↑terribly
    183. thorough adjective (COMPLETE) ↑thorough :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Complete and whole
    184. thoroughly adverb (CAREFULLY) ↑thoroughly :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Complete and whole
    185. through and through ↑through and through
    186. thumping adverb INFORMAL ↑thumping
    187. to the last FORMAL ↑to the last
    188. too adverb (VERY) ↑too
    189. too adverb US INFORMAL (CERTAINLY) ↑too
    190. total adjective (VERY GREAT) ↑total
    191. total adjective [before noun] (AMOUNT) ↑total
    192. totality noun [U] FORMAL ↑totality
    193. totally adverb ↑totally :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Complete and whole
    194. toto noun [U] ↑toto
    195. ultra- prefix ↑ultra-
    196. unabridged adjective ↑unabridged
    197. unadulterated adjective ↑unadulterated
    198. uncommonly adverb OLD-FASHIONED FORMAL ↑uncommonly
    199. unconditional adjective ↑unconditional
    200. uncut adjective ↑uncut
    201. undivided adjective ↑undivided
    202. unequivocal adjective ↑unequivocal
    203. unexpurgated adjective ↑unexpurgated
    204. unmitigated adjective [usually before noun] ↑unmitigated
    205. unqualified adjective (COMPLETE) ↑unqualified
    206. unutterably adverb FORMAL ↑unutterably
    207. utter adjective [before noun] ↑utter
    208. v. adverb ↑v.
    209. vastly adverb ↑vastly
    210. veritable adjective [before noun] ↑veritable
    211. very adjective [before noun] (FURTHEST POINT) ↑very
    212. very adverb ↑very :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Intensifying expressions :: 2 × Complete and whole
    213. violently adverb ↑violently
    214. way adverb INFORMAL (EMPHASIS) ↑way
    215. well adverb (TO A GREAT DEGREE) ↑well :: 4 × Very and extreme :: 4 × Intensifying expressions :: 4 × Complete and whole
    216. whatever adverb (EMPHASIS) ↑whatever
    217. whatsoever adverb (ALSO whatever) ↑whatsoever
    218. whole adjective ↑whole :: 2 × Very and extreme :: 2 × Complete and whole
    219. whole noun [C usually singular] ↑whole
    220. wholesale adjective, adverb OFTEN DISAPPROVING (COMPLETE) ↑wholesale
    221. wholly adverb ↑wholly
    222. wide adverb (AMOUNT) ↑wide
    223. with every fibre of your being ↑with every fibre of your being
    224. wonderfully adverb ↑wonderfully
    225. ˈbig ˌtime adverb INFORMAL ↑big time
    226. ˈcatch-all adjective [before noun] ↑catch-all
    227. ˈjolly ˌwell adverb UK OLD-FASHIONED ↑jolly well
    228. ˌall-in-ˈone adjective UK ↑all-in-one
    229. ˌall-inˈclusive adjective ↑all-inclusive
    230. ˌfull-ˈblown adjective [before noun] (ALSO ˌfully ˈblown) ↑full-blown
    231. ˌfull-ˈlength adjective (USUAL LENGTH) ↑full-length
    232. ˌfull-ˈscale adjective [before noun] (COMPLETE) ↑full-scale
    233. ˌfully ˈfledged adjective UK (US ˌfull-ˈfledged) ↑fully fledged
    234. ˌin ˈtoto adverb FORMAL ↑in toto
    235. ˌself-conˈtained adjective ↑self-contained
    236. a bit... ↑a bit...
    237. a bit... ↑bit
    238. abject misery, poverty, failure, etc. ↑abject misery, poverty, failure, etc.
    239. abject misery, poverty, failure, etc. ↑abject
    240. all the better, stronger, more exciting, etc. ↑all the better, stronger, more exciting, etc.
    241. all the better, stronger, more exciting, etc. ↑all
    242. arrant nonsense ↑arrant nonsense
    243. arrant nonsense ↑arrant
    244. beyond belief, repair, recognition, etc. ↑beyond belief, repair, recognition, etc.
    245. beyond belief, repair, recognition, etc. ↑beyond
    246. by far ↑by far
    247. by far ↑far
    248. ever so/ever such a B2 UK INFORMAL ↑ever so/ever such a
    249. ever so/ever such a B2 UK INFORMAL ↑ever
    250. fairly and squarely UK (US squarely) ↑fairly and squarely
    251. fairly and squarely UK (US squarely) ↑fairly
    252. from start to finish ↑from start to finish
    253. from start to finish ↑start
    254. in full ↑full
    255. in full ↑in full
    256. in its entirety ↑entirety
    257. in its entirety ↑in its entirety
    258. in one piece ↑in one piece
    259. in one piece ↑piece
    260. once and for all ↑once and for all
    261. once and for all ↑once
    262. only too ↑only too
    263. only too ↑too
    264. quite the best, worst, etc. FORMAL ↑quite the best, worst, etc.
    265. quite the best, worst, etc. FORMAL ↑quite
    266. read sth from cover to cover ↑cover
    267. read sth from cover to cover ↑read sth from cover to cover
    268. richly decorated, furnished, etc. ↑richly decorated, furnished, etc.
    269. richly decorated, furnished, etc. ↑richly
    270. undivided attention ↑undivided attention
    271. undivided attention ↑undivided
    272. you can't imagine UK ↑imagine
    273. you can't imagine UK ↑you can't imagine
    274. classically adverb ↑classical
    275. classically adverb ↑classically
    276. darn adjective [before noun], adverb (ALSO darned) INFORMAL ↑darn
    277. devastatingly adverb ↑devastating
    278. devastatingly adverb ↑devastatingly
    279. exhaustively adverb ↑exhaustive
    280. exhaustively adverb ↑exhaustively
    281. fantastically adverb ↑fantastic
    282. fantastically adverb ↑fantastically
    283. globally adverb ↑global
    284. globally adverb ↑globally
    285. holistically adverb ↑holistic
    286. holistically adverb ↑holistically
    287. implicitly adverb ↑implicit
    288. implicitly adverb ↑implicitly
    289. massively adverb ↑massive
    290. massively adverb ↑massively
    291. monumentally adverb ↑monumental
    292. monumentally adverb ↑monumentally
    293. resoundingly adverb ↑resounding
    294. resoundingly adverb ↑resoundingly
    295. scrupulously adverb ↑scrupulous
    296. scrupulously adverb ↑scrupulously
    297. stupefyingly adverb ↑stupefy
    298. stupefyingly adverb ↑stupefyingly
    299. tremendously adverb ↑tremendous
    300. tremendously adverb ↑tremendously
    301. unequivocally adverb ↑unequivocal
    302. unequivocally adverb ↑unequivocally
    303. utterly adverb ↑utter
    304. utterly adverb ↑utterly
    305. veritably adverb ↑veritable
    306. veritably adverb ↑veritably
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