'entirely' originates from Middle English, specifically the word 'entier,' where 'entier' meant 'whole' or 'complete.' 'Updated' originates from the Latin word 'updatum,' where 'up-' meant 'up' and 'datum' meant 'given.'

'entier' transformed into the modern English word 'entirely' through Middle English. 'Updatum' transformed into the modern English word 'update' through Old French 'updater.'

Initially, 'entirely' meant 'whole' or 'complete,' and 'update' meant 'to give something new.' Over time, 'entirely-updated' evolved to mean 'completely revised or brought up to date.'