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entirely

[en-tahyuhr-lee] / ɛnˈtaɪər li /


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Then came something entirely different as the Bruins coach pointed the finger at a new culprit.

From Los Angeles Times

Fed officials weren’t entirely oblivious to the growing threat, the newly released transcripts show.

From MarketWatch

Clinics posted signs letting patients know they could request an appointment focused entirely on weight management by asking at the front desk.

From Science Daily

But the donning of civilian clothes may not be entirely sincere, according to some analysts.

From BBC

Of course, it's entirely possible that everyone has got it wrong, and Sienna Rose is a real singer who shuns the limelight.

From BBC