English–German
“completely” in German
How to say “completely” in German
“Completely” in German is völlig.
A finished state in which every part is affected and no remainder is left outside it.
Example sentences with völlig
Ich bin völlig fertig.
I am completely exhausted.
Tips for using völlig
- Völlig expresses complete or utter degree, whereas colloquial voll can mean very as an intensifier.
Other German words for “completely”
Ich bin rundum zufrieden.
I am completely satisfied.
Das Problem ist restlos gelöst.
The problem has been completely solved.
Ich habe das Problem gänzlich verstanden.
I completely understood the problem.
Das ist komplett falsch.
That is completely wrong.
Ich bin vollkommen überzeugt.
I am completely convinced.
Er hat vollends vergessen, die Tür abzuschließen.
He completely forgot to lock the door.