adverb
also whole·ly ˈhōl]ē, ]i, when emphatic also ˈhōll]\
Etymology: Middle English hoolly, from hool entire, whole + -ly
1. : to the full or entire extent : without diminution or reduction : altogether , completely , totally
the land is used wholly for crops — P.E.James
2. : to the exclusion of other things : solely
in order to devote himself wholly to this work he resigned — G.F.Smythe
much prefer to be wholly agriculturalists — L.S.B.Leakey