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Meanings of categorically untrue in English

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Usage of categorically untrue in English
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This is categorically untrue and there is no foundation in this allegation.
The Guardian
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Any suggestion that there is political interference is categorically untrue, added the spokesperson.
The Guardian
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First, they are based on a premise that is categorically untrue.
Ebony
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Morton has denied the claims saying they are categorically untrue.
Radio NZ
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Any suggestion of impropriety with underage minors is categorically untrue.
News.com.au
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A spokesman for Clegg added: This is categorically untrue.
The Guardian
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Buckingham Palace has called the allegations against Prince Andrew " categorically untrue".
News.com.au
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Morton says the claims are categorically untrue, while Seymour says Peters is telling sleazy lies.
Radio NZ
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Buckingham Palace says the allegations are ' categorically untrue'.
The Guardian
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She said it was " categorically untrue and profoundly distressing and utterly offensive on every level".
The Guardian
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Garten called the allegation " categorically untrue" and said Nunberg had recently asked for his job back.
Reuters
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Well that actually is categorically untrue.
News.com.au
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UBS shot down that rumor as " categorically untrue." But the rumor circulated again after the most recent problems.
Reuters
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Buckingham Palace has said that "any suggestion of impropriety with underage minors" by the duke was " categorically untrue".
Radio NZ
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A source close to Meghan and Prince Harry said reports that they had bought the house were " categorically untrue".
News.com.au
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Heard denied the allegation, with her lawyer describing it as "absurd, offensive and categorically untrue" in a statement to People magazine.
News.com.au
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