“Utterly” in Japanese
Short answer
Utterly in Japanese is “からっきし” (karakkishi). Full meaning: quite, utterly, (not) at all, completely, wholly, entirely, totally, altogether.
Other ways to say “Utterly” in Japanese
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
ころり
korori easily, effortlessly, suddenly, utterly; changing completely; plink (sound of something light falling or rolling)
コテンパン
kotenpan completely (beaten, defeated, etc.), thoroughly, utterly, black and blue, to a pulp
殆
hotohoto quite, utterly, really, completely
只々
tadatada absolutely, completely, utterly, really, simply, only
サンザン
sanzan thoroughly, completely, utterly; severely, harshly, terribly, miserably, wretchedly, badly
さんざん
sanzan thoroughly, completely, utterly; severely, harshly, terribly, miserably, wretchedly, badly
カラッキシ
karakkishi quite, utterly, (not) at all, completely, wholly, entirely, totally, altogether
到底
toutei (cannot) possibly, (not) by any means, (not) at all, utterly, absolutely
こてんこてん
kotenkoten completely (beaten, defeated, etc.), thoroughly, utterly, black and blue, to a pulp
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