"Completely" is already a complete word and doesn't need any further additions.
If you're looking for ways to express a similar idea, you could consider using:
* Adverbs like "totally", "utterly", "entirely"
* Phrases like "to the fullest extent", "without exception", "in every way"
For example, instead of "completely finished", you could say:
* "totally finished"
* "utterly finished"
* "finished to the fullest extent"
Remember, the best choice will depend on the specific context and desired tone.