Totaly vs. Totally

Totaly

Misspelling of totally.

Totallyadverb

Entirely; completely.

‘They've totally demolished the bank on Main Street.’;

Totallyadverb

Very; extremely.

‘That was totally wicked!’;

Totallyadverb

Definitely; for sure.

‘That was totally not what happened.’;

Totallyadverb

In a total manner; wholly; entirely.

Totallyadverb

to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly');

‘he was wholly convinced’; ‘entirely satisfied with the meal’; ‘it was completely different from what we expected’; ‘was completely at fault’; ‘a totally new situation’; ‘the directions were all wrong’; ‘it was not altogether her fault’; ‘an altogether new approach’; ‘a whole new idea’;

Totallyadverb

completely; absolutely

‘the building was totally destroyed by the fire’; ‘they came from totally different backgrounds’; ‘she's almost totally deaf’; ‘some of the lyrics are totally brilliant’;

Totallyadverb

used to emphasize a clause or statement

‘so then Julie, like, totally dumps her boyfriend Tommy’; ‘I'm sorry, I totally didn't mean it’;

Totallyadverb

used to express agreement

‘‘After all it's his mess, so let him clean it up.’ ‘Totally!’’;