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Meanings of definitely in English
Portuguese
impreterivelmente Synonyms
Examples for "decidedly"
Examples for "decidedly"
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The answer from my point of view is decidedly and resoundingly no.
2
His staccato, opening words were decidedly downbeat - Hip operation went wrong.
3
Some of this is due undoubtedly to decidedly moderate form this year.
4
The idea of death is decidedly the most important of all ideas.
5
Even after all these years, the Stranglers remain a decidedly guilty pleasure.
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At that point, Castro should have said no, and said it emphatically.
2
TV Review: 'We are trying to make good television, said Mags emphatically.
3
According to a US researcher and author the answer is emphatically yes.
4
And the answer is emphatically, yes, in people who were already violent.
5
Hou, I have to ask you for a favor, Chen said emphatically.
1
But let me say this: Eugene O'Neill is unquestionably a great playwright.
2
The woman had unquestionably precipitated the crisis he had hoped to avoid.
3
The Labour Party will unquestionably play the foreign-affairs issue hot & strong.
4
With a qualification it is unquestionably true; not in all its latitude.
5
Which is undeserved, as the Compass is unquestionably Jeep's best current product.
1
Helena had achieved these things in spades, yet she seemed constantly upset.
2
This you have in spades and it comes through in your presentation.
3
Judging by this tolerant and insightful debut, Norris has it in spades.
4
Haddish has credibility, ease, screwball physicality and sheer star wattage in spades.
5
This memoir, written by Jonathan Miller's son William, provides this in spades.
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No, the well-yarded hen has by all odds the best of it.
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The analysis was the most difficult of the three by all odds.
3
This was by all odds the strangest beast he had ever seen.
4
This latter method is the easiest, and, by all odds, the safest.
5
He is, by all odds, the coolest player that I ever watched.
Usage of definitely in English
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You can imagine the number of cases will definitely increase, Bajwa said.
2
He said: Coming to London Irish is definitely the change I needed.
3
However by mid-November trade was definitely up in line with last year.
4
In terms of banks, the sector definitely needs more local currency lending.
5
We'll definitely continue to work together again in the future, she explained.
6
I think we definitely had the pace to challenge for points today.
7
It points at things, it's definitely feeling some political activity right now.
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Photo: Susan Murray The weather in Canterbury's definitely come right this week.
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The interest is definitely there, the question is pricing, said the source.
10
One thing South Africa has definitely not left behind in 2017: Racism.
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After 55 minutes you definitely know you got a good workout in.
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COVID situation a major contributor but definitely needs to be looked at.
13
Berkovitz: Individual accounts are definitely more numerous, in the hundreds of thousands.
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However, whether thiazide diuretics can definitely prevent recurrent kidney calculi remains unclear.
15
I think there are definitely better ways to say things, Lopez said.
16
It's definitely a wonder I ever went back to Preston's parents' house.
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