Almost always
Exactly
Exactly adverb - As stated or indicated without the slightest difference.
Almost always is an antonym for exactly.
Both terms in one sentence
- How exactly they devour souls vary from story to story, but the case is almost always the same: the soul becomes a replenishment for someone/something else.
Source: Soul Eating - Kender. Maybe it's the way they're almost always played as Chaotic Stupid — which is based on the fact that's basically exactly how they are described in-setting.
Source: The Scrappy / Other Media - While Alex is undeniably attractive, as well as undeniably muscular, and is almost always wearing sleeveless tops, this isn't exactly a Fanservice kind of thing.
Source: Film / A Marine Story
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