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Meanings of explicitly in English
Portuguese
explicitamente Synonyms
Examples for "expressly"
Examples for "expressly"
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In fact, he'd come expressly to see if Shelby was working today.
2
Any use of Economist Content not specifically permitted above is expressly prohibited.
3
Gordon said Pressbof had been expressly denied sight of the DCMS criteria.
4
Mr. Stephens expressly states that the eastern front was the principal entrance.
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Many had returned from the European Pleasure Cities expressly to welcome him.
Usage of explicitly in English
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In fact they often explicitly aim to work within that legal system.
2
Only the far right nationalist, Mr Vladimir Zhirinovsky, explicitly backed the action.
3
Health experts have explicitly warned that antibodies do not definitely guarantee immunity.
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Objectives: Evidence-based guideline committees are multidisciplinary and explicitly consider the existing evidence.
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I think you know that, Trump said without explicitly criticizing the move.
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Greater benefits may be achieved if programs focus explicitly on psychosocial factors.
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And here is the do-nothing example retooled to handle all arguments explicitly:
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That exemption does not, however, explicitly include repos or securities lending transactions.
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It's a way of talking about race without explicitly talking about race.
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However, it was never explicitly stated why exactly they broke things off.
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In my defense, those powers are explicitly granted by the state constitution.
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The government has explicitly ruled out a regional fuel tax for Wellington.
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Never before has a presidential candidate so explicitly declared war on journalists.
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The issue is not explicitly addressed by the laws of the game.
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In doing so, he explicitly referenced the experience of the American south.
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Madrid set a prohibitive price, without explicitly declaring him not for sale.
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Explicitly across language varieties
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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