Adverbs of Full Degree

used to show complete agreement

"Are you sure this is safe?""Absolutely!"

to the greatest amount or extent possible

He completely forgot about the meeting.

to the fullest degree or extent, used for emphasis

The failure of the experiment left the scientists utterly perplexed.

to the highest extent or capacity

I fully support your decision to resign.

in a complete and absolute way

His explanation was totally convincing.

to the fullest or complete degree

The puzzle was entirely solved by the dedicated team.

to the highest degree

After a long day at work, she found the warm bath quite soothing.

not alive anymore

He found a dead rabbit by the roadside.

simple and without complex details

The room was decorated in a plain style, with minimal furniture and neutral colors.

to the highest or utmost degree

The performance was supremely impressive, earning a standing ovation.

in a way that relates to or affects the core or basic nature of something

The new policy radically alters the structure of the tax system.

in the best possible way

The dress fits her perfectly.

complete or total, without limitation or moderation

What you just said is a downright falsehood.

in a total and complete manner

The team outright refused to compromise on their principles.

in every way or to the fullest degree

The plan was altogether unrealistic and poorly thought out.

more than any other thing

The event was mainly attended by professionals from the tech industry.

in a manner that indicates the majority of something is in a certain condition or of a certain type

The garden was mostly filled with vibrant flowers of various colors.

in a manner that consists mostly of a specific kind, quality, etc.

The region is predominantly agricultural, with vast expanses of farmland.

for the greatest part

The success of the campaign was largely due to social media engagement.

used to indicate a primary or fundamental role or focus

The new policy is principally aimed at improving employee satisfaction.

with foremost importance or focus

The committee was formed chiefly to address rising crime rates.

used to emphasize a strong feeling, reaction, or quality

I was majorly impressed by her performance.