“Completely” in Japanese
Short answer
Completely in Japanese is “ずぶ” (zubu). Full meaning: completely, entirely, totally.
Other ways to say “Completely” in Japanese
とっぷり
toppuri completely, fully, entirely
けろっと
kerotto completely, entirely; nonchalantly, as if nothing happened
万
ban completely, absolutely, totally; 10,000, ten thousand; myriad
けろり
kerori completely, entirely; nonchalantly, as if nothing happened
すっぽり
suppori entirely, completely; cleanly, snugly
すっかり
sukkari all, completely, totally, entirely, thoroughly
コテンパン
kotenpan completely (beaten, defeated, etc.), thoroughly, utterly, black and blue, to a pulp
すっぱり
suppari completely (quitting, etc.), entirely, thoroughly, totally, wholly, resolutely, decisively, flatly, firmly, without hesitation; cleanly (cutting, snapping off, etc.), in a single blow
散々
sanzan thoroughly, completely, utterly; severely, harshly, terribly, miserably, wretchedly, badly
てんで
tende (not) at all, completely, utterly, entirely, altogether; very, extremely
一向
ikkou completely, absolutely, totally; (not) at all, (not) a bit, (not) in the least; earnestly, intently, determinedly
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