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Meanings of more definitive in English

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Usage of more definitive in English
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Parents really want to have more definitive information about recurrence risk.
Reuters
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Future trials with adequate sample size are required to provide more definitive answers.
Pubmed
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Bankers say they are hoping the latest deals will bring more definitive solutions.
Reuters
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It is possible there will not be a more definitive conclusion.
The Irish Times
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A revised and more definitive text appeared in 1853, without illustrations.
The Guardian
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The 40-year-old Left was more definitive: Chinese RTOs, rest in peace.
Reuters
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The limited literature prevents a more definitive conclusion on optimal duration of rehabilitation.
Pubmed
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The lab will be more definitive, probably reveal some trace metals.
Driving Heat
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However, the more definitive the blow, the more definitive the results.
A Confederacy of Dunces
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Under any circumstances, I think I deserve a more definitive answer to my question.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Sorry I couldn't give you a a more definitive answer.
Feminist dot com
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No more definitive time-scale for a decision has been revealed.
The Irish Times
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I can be more definitive once I see the tract.
A necessary evil
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It was more definitive than anything else we'd had previously.
Somewhere inside
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When things become clearer or the Pentagon makes any more definitive statement's, we'll update.
Wired
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This is an issue that warrants more definitive investigation.
Pubmed
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Ireland
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United States of America
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