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• r  to a complete degree or to the full or entire extent (`whole' is often used informally for `wholly')
  entirely satisfied with the meal
• r  without any others being included or involved
  was entirely to blame
  a school devoted entirely to the needs of problem children

• Since the blog is written entirely in Japanese, you'll need to view the text through an online translator such as Google.
• Dr Qi Zhou But this week, two groups of scientists in China separately reported that they had created a new kind of mouse grown entirely from a type of stem cell that .
• The patient will neither look entirely like the donor nor entirely like her old self, with bone and soft tissue combining to form a third face entirely.

• wholly
• completely
• totally
• all
• altogether
• whole
• exclusively
• solely
• alone
• only

• partly

News & Articles

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• High school art students star in three-dimensional show
  A sculptural installation made entirely of cardboard, “The Garden: Real and Imagined” is the work of 16 high school art students who are strangers to one another, to the material they would use, and to the group process required to achieve their vision.        
  June 20, 2013 - Boston Globe
• Photo: Wrigley Field Replica Built Entirely Of Legos
  Patience and a steady hand. That's what must have gone into creating this replica of Wrigley Field, built entirely of Legos.
  June 19, 2013 - CBS Chicago
• Baseball-themed art built entirely of Legos on display at Louisville Slugger Museum
  LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A baseball-themed exhibit built entirely from Legos is attracting adults and children to the Louisville Slugger Factory and Museum.
  June 17, 2013 - Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune

Quotes

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• Robert Gates in Wall Street Journal (blog)
  I have every confidence that Gen. Mattis will respond to questions and speak publicly about the matters for which he is responsible in an entirely appropriate way,Gates said.
• Barack Obama in United Press International
  If and when a "further accounting" becomes necessary, Congress should look for ways an examination could be done in a bipartisan fashion "outside of the typical hearing process that can sometimes break down and break it entirely along party...
• Roger Goodell in True/Slant
  Whether you succeed is entirely in your hands,Goodell wrote in the reinstatement letter. "Needless to say, your margin for error is extremely limited."