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Meanings of certainly more in English

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Usage of certainly more in English
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There was certainly more than an element of truth in her statement.
The Irish Times
2
In that case, Edward Lear is more interesting and certainly more likeable.
The Irish Times
3
A military monument was certainly more in tune with the war sphinxes.
Halo Cryptum
4
He had grown more grave; he was certainly more of a man.
A Tale of a Lonely Parish
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There was certainly more of interest than of grief in the matter.
The American Senator
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And BettyNet.com is certainly more audacious than Castor, who lacks obvious boom-boom.
Wired
7
Michelle Obama was certainly more accomplished than Barack was when they met.
Ebony
8
Peterson was more relaxed, more personable, more reasonable, and certainly more amiable.
The President's Assassin
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It is more interesting than any liver fluke, and certainly more predictable.
The Irish Times
10
They're certainly more in the mold of the Prius than the GTO.
Reuters
11
This was certainly more than the clothes ever cost, so I said:
In the Irish Brigade: A Tale of War in Flanders and Spain
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The distinction, however, was certainly more an honorary than a legal precedence.
The History of Rome, Book I / The Period Anterior to the Aboliti...
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They are certainly more highly organised on the affectional plane than man.
Here are Ladies
14
A weak stomach is certainly more carnally virtuous than a full one.
Farina
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It wasn't much but it was certainly more than this guy had.
A Gift from Bob
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And now, there's certainly more urgency, just cause life is so full.
The new yorker
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