Definite
Definite adjective - Having distinct or certain limits.
Usage example: there should be a definite scope to your paper on the campaign for women's rights because you obviously cannot cover the whole history in five pages
Minute and definite are semantically related. in exact topic. In some cases you can use "Minute" instead an adjective "Definite".
Both words in one sentence
- But don't even think for one minute that her stories are all fluffy or sugary sweet(though there are some with definite happy endings and exist for WAFF).
Source: Tropers / Iheartgod 175 - Disregard that they have several songs from the perspective of the nations fighting against Nazi Germany as well as definite anti-war anthems, and that their eight minute epic about the Nazis' rise to power is called Rise of Evil.
Source: Music to Invade Poland To
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