"Tout à fait" is a French expression used to fully agree or confirm something without any doubt, similar to saying 'completely' or 'absolutely' in English. For example, in the phrase 'Je suis tout à fait d'accord avec toi,' it means 'I completely agree with you.'
The phrase "tout à fait" literally translates to 'all at once' or 'entirely' in French. It combines 'tout' meaning 'all' or 'everything,' 'à' meaning 'at,' and 'fait,' the past participle of 'faire' meaning 'to do' or 'made.' Together, it emphasizes completeness or total agreement.
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