Besides
Purely
Purely adverb - For nothing other than.
Usage example: I fish purely for the fun of it—I don't care if I end up with no fish to fry
Both words in one sentence
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The second game's packs were purely aesthetic add-ons; all the new rides were just reskins of existing ones, and the new scenarios were nothing special besides theming.
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Upon losing Clara and having more miseries heaped on him besides, he has a Freak Out, and in "Hell Bent" two episodes later is at the Despair Event Horizon, acting purely out of rage, anguish, and self-interest.
Source: Chronic Hero Syndrome -
Fan Service Costumes: Plenty of the costumes exist purely for this purpose.The only point to the King's Game fights (besides being relatively challenging due to the Arbitrary Head Count Limit imposed) is to gain the ability to strip the main characters out of their clothes.
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