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Meanings of definitively in inglés

In a definitive manner.

Usage of definitively in inglés
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Many expect, however, that the EU is unlikely to cancel aid definitively.
Reuters
2
But she did not say definitively the government would ban those weapons.
Radio NZ
3
However, it's premature to say that the bitcoin bubble has definitively burst.
The Irish Times
4
The new government breaks from that precedent and acts definitively and decisively.
The Irish Times
5
The investigations did not definitively pinpoint the source of the Raptor's problems.
Wired
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Not to mention that it proves definitively that he's not simply trained.
Ape House
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Fifty years later, we are definitively in the range of history's lens.
Ebony
8
Suicide can be definitively ruled out, according to the medical examiner's report.
The ice princess
9
Scientists have definitively dated the oldest stone tools discovered in east Asia.
The Irish Times
10
But only one is likely to be definitively answered: will Lance blubber?
The Irish Times
11
Maybe, but San Francisco hasn't run it enough to say that definitively.
Reuters
12
Seldom has the business of governing a country been so definitively trivialised.
Independent.ie
13
Only the remains of one of the students has been definitively identified.
Reuters
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Investigators have only definitively identified the remains of one of the 43.
Reuters
15
To accept definitively would be dangerous if the conversation had had listeners.
Elder Conklin and Other Stories
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This is not to say that advisors definitively don't earn their keep.
Reuters
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Definitively through the time
Definitively across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common