Certainly
Certainly adverb - Without any question.
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Synonyms for Certainly
No problem and certainly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "No problem" instead a interjection "Certainly".
No problem
Certainly and no problem are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Certainly" instead a interjection phrase "No problem".
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All Men Are Perverts: Zig-Zagged: While Arthur certainly has no problem with keeping up to four official mistresses, he's the only one to seem interested in sex.
Source: Series / Kaamelott - This trait of hers seems to turn into a forgotten trait by the time of the fourth book - she certainly sees no problem with having to drink blood to stop herself from dying during the pregnancy.
Source: Afraid of Blood -
Badass Adorable: The cute, Technicolor rabbits Yin and Yang who look harmless at first glance but certainly have no problem beating enemies twice their size.
Source: Western Animation / Yin Yang Yo!
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