How do you use Wholly in a sentence? See 20 example sentences showing how this word appears in different contexts, including synonyms like entirely or completely, plus the exact meaning.
Wholly in a sentence
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Wholly meaning
- Completely and entirely; to the fullest extent; (loosely, exaggeratedly) very; to a great extent.
- Exclusively and solely.
Synonyms of Wholly
Example sentences (20)
The pair join eight restaurants and bars that are signed up for the site, including Sibling gin and Wholly Gelato.
To wholly disconnect children from social media is also to disconnect them from many of these positive attributes.
Ms Dean said the education secretary was “freaking out”, adding: “You can tell he isn’t being wholly rationale.
She also said the legacy status of an applicant does not wholly determine if that applicant is to be admitted.
Members of the Unite union have begun striking in Wales, with talk of a deal described as "wholly premature".
This ratio tells us the degree to which a company is financing its operations with debt as opposed to wholly-owned funds.
Even if doesn’t feel wholly original, it’s further proof the independent film scene is undoubtedly better with Zahn in it.
Had a ranked-choice system been in place, it is guaranteed that these campaigns would have taken a wholly different course.
He realised that though God was wholly committed to him – Christ had died on his behalf – his commitment to God was patchy.
He threw all three into his own creative mixer and made something wholly original,” Catlin told Deadline.
The payout includes $15,000 in aggravated damages for the "wholly avoidable exacerbation and aggravation" of the harm caused.
In a highly critical report she said the current test for foreign health staff is 'wholly insufficient'.
Framed pictures of various venues from around the country lend the room some national flavor as opposed to a wholly Vegas vibe.
The company Duchy Originals Ltd is a wholly-owned subsidiary of The Prince of Wales's Charitable Fund.
And Dreher believes that, at least in the United States, they have been wholly captured by the left.
CanAlaska completed its winter drilling on its wholly-owned Waterbury uranium project and intersected polymetallic mineralization.
Also, the chargers are powered by wholly-renewable energy so that’s a green tick as well,” he said.
He is wholly persuasive as a trickily ambiguous man who both is and isn’t what he initially seems.
Paul has a very contentious relationship with his creation that Annie is so wholly obsessed with.
This did not mean that Sukles did not wholly disapprove of Kanepi's partnering Gabueva, however.
Common combinations with wholly
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- wholly owned 26×
- is wholly 20×
- and wholly 14×
- are wholly 13×
- was wholly 11×
- not wholly 10×
- be wholly 7×
- wholly unique 6×
- wholly unnecessary 6×
- wholly different 6×
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