Examples of 'completely better' in a sentence
Meaning of "completely better"
completely better: fully recovered or no longer experiencing any negative effects
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That will make him completely better.
I am completely better.
I am now very happy to report that my coccyx is completely better.
You are not completely better yet.
Digital sales and physical sales are completely better.
It will be completely better by tomorrow.
After surgery it might take several months for your wrist to feel completely better.
She should have been completely better by this morning.
Almost everyone who gets treated will improve and some may get completely better.
I am in a completely better place now.
You are looking completely, completely better.
But she was not completely better and felt there was more we could do.
It 's a liquid that I can inject into him that will make him completely better.
She is now completely better.
After 16 months of homeopathic treatment, she was completely better.
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A world completely better.
But still, I was not feeling completely better.
It's nearly completely better thank you kindly.
What are you saying. i'm already completely better.
Some of those patients get completely better because the brain rewires, it has this resilience.
The next morning, after his worst night ever, he felt completely better.
It may take a few days to feel completely better after wisdom teeth removal.
After I treated you, you were better, right? In English, " better " does not mean better, completely better.
I am looking forward to making you completely better when you come home.
She still is not completely better ( which will probably never happen because of Tosca 's dominant character ).
She later reported that her sore throat was completely better and this was her comment.
The facial palsy gets completely better without treatment in most, but not all, people.
Yet, they make it, and dad 's wrist is completely better.
Most children will be completely better within 10 days.
In English, " better " does not mean better, completely better.
I am cured . It 's completely better.
Now, 6 months later I am completely better.
Well, you may not be completely better.
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Better to appreciate the scent of the paintings
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Turn the volume completely to the left
Completely thaw frozen fruits before juicing
Discharge the battery completely before removing it
