adjective
utter
UH-ter/ˈʌtər/
Complete or absolute.
The tiny fragments show the vase's utter destruction.
Etymology
The ancestor meant “outer.” Through the sense “outermost” or “extreme,” utter came to mean complete and absolute—the idea of going all the way to the limit.
In context
I've never seen people so excited to talk about their utter lack of excitement.
Let's say it's your first day, and it's utter chaos.