Completely

Although I believe that this game has one of the nicest interfaces around, I got my dad to try it, and despite being a fore-runner in CAD circles, he spent a long time clicking and dragging on menu icons in order to move them around, and misinterpreting signals in the game, and completely, *completely* ignoring the tutorial signs in the background... like they were invisible or something. ❋ Unknown (2010)

"Mowbray and I are completely reconciled -- _completely_, you understand. ❋ David Graham Phillips (1889)

The child clapped her hands together and Anabella bent to pick her up, her expression completely changing as she swept Baby Ana into her arms. ❋ Melissa Mayhue (2011)

Note that these variants are not a matter of actually writing a word completely wrong, but only of variations in the spelling of a word; see also on the next pages. ❋ Ben Hobrink (2011)

Schyman leaned back in his chair and concentrated on keeping his expression completely neutral, as the true nature of his elevation dawned on him with crystal-clear transparency: ❋ Liza Marklund (2010)

Only Ivy was alone, off to the side, her expression completely unreadable. ❋ Kate Brian (2010)

Soomie beamed at Ariana, her expression completely open for the first time since theyd met. ❋ Kate Brian (2009)

She glanced at Lexa, who was sipping her drink as she watched Quinn and her friend scurry off, her expression completely normal. ❋ Kate Brian (2009)

Almost as funny but thoroughly depressing, however, is that - for Wal-Mart, at least - Mr. Smith and those Weinstein boys have stripped the "porno" from the title completely for DVD shelves, labeling it simply "Zack and Miri." ❋ Reel Fanatic (2009)

The sunlight spilled over her shoulder and across the page, reflecting light on her face, her expression completely engrossed. ❋ Karen Hawkins (2009)

They both glanced up at the Vulcan, who was standing, hands behind his back in his accustomed pose, his expression completely serene. ❋ A. C. Crispin (1990)

It is impossible to define the term completely, for to define is necessarily to limit, and we are thinking of the illimitable. ❋ Unknown (1911)

Downs is at the heart of LA's gay community, yet the book that has made his name completely reassesses the modern gay experience, holding up an unsparing mirror to it. ❋ Unknown (2011)