hopelessly

He said he told the former detective he had become "hopelessly corrupted".

You also need outfield players who are not going to give it away cheaply at points when the keeper is hopelessly exposed.

She called him “hopelessly naïve” and said he had shown “shallow understanding of a great swathe of Scotland's population”.

What this tells us is that the antiabortion camp knows that its position is hopelessly unpopular with voters.

Then there are the psychological pressures of underground life hopelessly far from home.