9 sentences with “entirely”

An alloy is a combination of metals created when metals are joined at the molecular level to create an entirely new material.

The third and final Punic War that followed was entirely one-sided: it began in 149 BCE, and by 146 BCE Carthage was defeated.

More important than bulk goods, however, were luxury goods, a trade almost entirely controlled by Italian cities during this period.

Moreover, while medieval education and literacy was almost entirely confined to the Church as an institution, many rural priests were at best semi-literate.

As Augustus' powers grew, he received an entirely novel legal status, the imperium majus, which was something like access to the extraordinary powers of a dictator under the Republic.

Octavian was 33 years old. As his great-uncle had done before him, Octavian began the process of manipulating the institutions of the Republic to transform it into something else entirely: an empire.

However, the Mongols are entirely relevant to the history of Western civilisation, both because they devastated the kingdoms of the Middle East at the time and because they eventually laid the foundations for the history of early Russia.

Economies were almost entirely local; feudal lords and local kings extracted wealth from peasants, but since there was nowhere to sell surplus food, peasants tended to grow only what they needed to survive, using methods that did not change for centuries.

So, for not entirely rational reasons, she decided to take her daughter to the village of Bato, about six hours' walk away, where there was a small hospital. He wanted at least one doctor to confirm that the girl had perished. Yes, he said to himself, I will go as soon as the sun rises.