ex toto (perfectly, completely; e.g., tutum esse): ex integro (anew, afresh; e.g., aliquid efficere novum): ex omni parte (in every respect; e.g., beatum esse): omni numero: omnibus numeris; omnibus numeris et partibus (in all its parts): omni ratione (in every manner; e.g., aliquem exinanire): plane; omnino; prorsus (entirely, altogether): longe; multo (by far before alius and aliter): valde (very; strengthening the word with which it is joined): It is wholly false, falsum est id totum: I am wolly thine, totus tuus sum; totus tibi deditus sum: he is wolly uneducated, omnino omnis eruditionis expers est: he is wolly made up of deceit and lies, totus ex fraude et mendaciis factus est or constat: wolly to deny, praefracte negare, ejurare: to be wolly of a different opinion, longe aliter sentire; tota sententia dissidere (Cic., De Fin., 4, 1, 2): to be wolly different, longe secus esse; longe aliter se habere. The Latins, however, frequently express “wholly” by per in composition, (e.g., hoc mihi perplacet; pernegare), or by a superlative (e.g., homo perditissimus).