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Expressly
Expressly adverb - With specific intentions; for the express purpose.
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Synonyms for Expressly
Certainly and expressly are semantically related in precisely topic. Sometimes you can use "Certainly" instead an adverb "Expressly".
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Related pairs
- precisely and certainly
- precisely and expressly
- truly and certainly
- truly and expressly
- absolutely and certainly
- absolutely and expressly
- positively and certainly
- positively and expressly
- definitely and certainly
- definitely and expressly
- indeed and certainly
- indeed and expressly
- plainly and certainly
- plainly and expressly
Both words in one sentence
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In A Spy By Nature, Milius is expressly told that no SIS officers have been killed since World War Two, and that officers are certainly not licensed to kill.
Source: Creator / Charles Cumming - Quark: The sixth Rule of Acquisition expressly states... Zek: 'Never allow family to stand in the way of opportunity.' I certainly never have.
Source: Scoundrel Code -
In an amusing subversion, the Imperial Infantryman's Uplifting Primer expressly orders Guardsmen to not commit suicide, at least without authorization and certainly not wasting valuable ammunition to do so without authorization.
Source: Better to Die than Be Killed
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