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Meanings of definitely better in English

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Usage of definitely better in English
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I think there are definitely better ways to say things, Lopez said.
Reuters
2
Go Ireland:When exploring the countryside, four legs are definitely better than two.
The Irish Times
3
They are definitely better than stacks of buttered crackers before bedtime, though.
The Irish Times
4
I think music on TV is getting definitely better in America.
100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
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Now I'm having more fun while I'm enjoying myself, so it's definitely better.
The Guardian
6
And their conditions are definitely better than ours are here.
Metro 2034
7
Smoothies are definitely better if you leave the pulp and dietary fibre in them.
Independent.ie
8
The Italian league is as strong as England or Spain and definitely better than France.
The Guardian
9
One swears it has improved though: It's definitely better.
The Irish Times
10
He was all right, but you were definitely better.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
11
Everyone looked possibly older than me, definitely better off.
The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
12
Frightfully expensive, but definitely better than Rémy's Louis XIII.
The cabal
13
Then while Roger sobbed, she fell asleep and when she woke she was definitely better.
The Forbidden Trail
14
The garden was definitely better off without a big, heavy-pawed rabbit chaser crashing through it.
Marley & me: life and love with the world's worst dog
15
How definitely better was he than any other being that had ever crossed her path!
Cousin Henry
16
Disgusting, yes, but definitely better than being dwarf kebab.
Artemis Fowl
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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