“Wholly” in Japanese
Short answer
Wholly in Japanese is “偏に” (hitoeni). Full meaning: wholly (due to), entirely, solely; earnestly, intently, sincerely.
Other ways to say “Wholly” in Japanese
専ら
moppara wholly, solely, entirely, exclusively, devotedly, fixedly; principally, mostly, chiefly, mainly
全然
zenzen (not) at all, (not) in the slightest; wholly, entirely, completely, totally; extremely, very
満更
manzara (not) altogether, (not) wholly
洗いざらい
araizarai all, wholly, entirely, completely, without exception
全く
mattaku really, truly, entirely, completely, wholly, perfectly; indeed; good grief
掻い暮れ
kaikure (not) at all, wholly, entirely, completely, totally
もつぱら
moppara wholly, solely, entirely, exclusively, devotedly, fixedly; principally, mostly, chiefly, mainly
もっぱら
moppara wholly, solely, entirely, exclusively, devotedly, fixedly; principally, mostly, chiefly, mainly
丸々
marumaru plump, rotund, chubby; entirely, completely, wholly
全て
subete everything, all, the whole; entirely, completely, wholly, all
偏えに
hitoeni wholly (due to), entirely, solely; earnestly, intently, sincerely
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