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totally

[toht-l-ee] / ˈtoʊt l i /


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That did not mean Shay totally turned his back on education.

From BBC

But Ros Phirun, secretary general of Cambodia's Commercial Gambling Management Commission, told AFP that authorities were taking "serious action" to crack down on scams, and called Thailand's action on the border casinos "totally illegal".

From Barron's

Mr Mendelson, who was on holiday with his mother last January, criticised the "over-familiarity" of staff, and said: "I've seen before how close they can get, but this was totally unacceptable."

From BBC

A spokesperson for the UK Foreign Office said at the time that the incident was "totally unacceptable and deeply concerning".

From BBC

The long-suffering recording engineer reaches his breaking point after becoming totally fed up with the band’s self-absorbed, self-destructive behavior.

From Los Angeles Times