what is the difference between entirely and completely
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Entirely and Completely both words represent the same meaning but it can be used according to the situations.
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MHrashidi:
give me some example using both words
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I have given examples as well
I entirely agree with you and The house is completely destroyed by the fire.
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Hope this helps:
Completely: totally
Example : I finished the food completely
Entirely: same meaning as completely
Example: The road is crowded entirely by youngsters
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