Wholly

/ˈhoʊlli/

Definitions

  1. (adv.) Completely; entirely, especially in legal contexts indicating full extent or totality of an action or condition.
    The defendant was held wholly responsible for the damages.

Commentary

Used to emphasize the full extent of a legal obligation, liability, or condition; often appears in determinations of responsibility or scope of contracts.

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