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Meanings of decidedly in English

Portuguese
impreterivelmente

Without question and beyond doubt.

impreterivelmente
Usage of decidedly in English
1
The answer from my point of view is decidedly and resoundingly no.
The Guardian
2
His staccato, opening words were decidedly downbeat - Hip operation went wrong.
Independent.ie
3
Some of this is due undoubtedly to decidedly moderate form this year.
The Irish Times
4
The idea of death is decidedly the most important of all ideas.
The Inferno
5
Even after all these years, the Stranglers remain a decidedly guilty pleasure.
The Guardian
6
The final verdict of his countrymen has been decidedly in his favor.
David Crockett: His Life and Adventures
7
As compared with unrhymed verse, the pause is in general decidedly shorter.
Harvard Psychological Studies, Volume 1 / Containing Sixteen Exp...
8
The crown in Hungary is elective far more decidedly than in England.
Germany, Bohemia, and Hungary, Visited in 1837. Vol. II
9
So far, though, advertising revenues have been decidedly hard to come by.
Reuters
10
This, however, was the Toronto auto show, where things are decidedly different.
BBC
11
The feeling in the city decidedly improved, although the Chinese were timorous.
The Story of the Philippines / Natural Riches, Industrial Resour...
12
We were out in the open and the situation looked decidedly dangerous.
In Africa: Hunting Adventures in the Big Game Country
13
The decoration of our classical interiors was decidedly regular in its arrangement.
The Book of Tea
14
The conversation between Sanders and Davies was very brief and decidedly grave.
Under Fire
15
Her sights could soon be set decidedly higher than the mayor's office.
The Guardian
16
Turnbull could not remember any particular doctors in his decidedly healthy existence.
The Ball and the Cross
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Translations for decidedly
Decidedly through the time
Decidedly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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