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EnolaGayTibbets1
What's the difference between "deadly" and" completely",please ?
For instance :
The detective had been up all night looking for clues, and now he was deadly/completely tired.
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6 mars 2023 13:22
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He is so tired he feels like he is dead. You could also say deathly tired. It only means completely in this or a similar sense.
6 mars 2023
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Deadly tired would not be grammatically correct. Deadly means something that is very dangerous and could cause death. Completly is when something is totally complete. Eg completely finished putting all the toys back in the box.
6 mars 2023
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Chinois (mandarin), Anglais
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Anglais
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