Clearly
Clearly adverb - Without any question.
Justifiably and clearly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Justifiably" instead an adverb "Clearly".
Justifiably
Justifiably adverb - With good reason.
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Synonyms for Justifiably
Clearly and justifiably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Clearly" instead an adverb "Justifiably".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- just and clearly
- just and justifiably
- precisely and clearly
- precisely and justifiably
- truly and clearly
- truly and justifiably
- absolutely and clearly
- absolutely and justifiably
- positively and clearly
- positively and justifiably
- definitely and clearly
- definitely and justifiably
- particularly and clearly
- particularly and justifiably
Both words in one sentence
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They're all justifiably angry with him, and clearly don't trust him anymore, and they're mostly working with him for convenience or by coincidence.
Source: Teeth-Clenched Teamwork -
He clearly (and justifiably) views the show as beneath him and as a result all his lines are either cheap and over the top or dubbed over in post.
Source: Classically Trained Extra -
She keeps it to remind herself that she is a normal woman and not a princess of a country that (justifiably, apparently they were huge jerkasses) turned on her race and killed/drove them all out, though she dismisses offers to remove it as it is CLEARLY much too heavy.
Source: Chained by Fashion
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