totally
adv. degreeadv. completely or 100 percent. You use this to show that you agree with someone or that something is finished or full.
adv. completely, entirely, or to the fullest extent. In spoken English, it frequently serves as an intensifier or a marker of emphatic agreement.
I totally agree with your plan.
The old factory was totally destroyed in the fire, leaving nothing but a few brick walls standing.
While the two theories appear similar on the surface, they are totally different in their underlying assumptions about human behavior and motivation.
From total + -ly.
Degree adverb — typically placed before the adjective or verb it modifies. In informal speech, it can stand alone as a response to indicate full agreement.
I am totally with youI totally agree with youWhile 'I am totally with you' is common in very casual speech, learners often use 'totally' as a filler where a full verb like 'agree' is more appropriate for clarity.