Definitely and Understandably

Definitely

Definitely adverb - Without any question.

Understandably and definitely are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Understandably" instead an adverb "Definitely".

Understandably

Understandably adverb - In an intelligible manner.
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Synonyms for Understandably

Definitely and understandably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Definitely" instead an adverb "Understandably".

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  • Dysfunctional Family: The Series was actually toned down, but in the novel... Giacomo Bertini rapes his wife and openly cheats on her, Alfredo Bertini is definitely abusive, Recha is the worst kind of shrew, and the sons also have their problems, understandably.
  • Referenced in DC: The New Frontier; although not quite a widow (at least in this continuity), Lois Lane is understandably distraught when it looks like Superman, to whom she is definitely a Love Interest, has been killed by the Big Bad.
  • Series / Rose Red Reardon thus comes across as a good guy trying to establish the truth about the paranormal in the name of science, albeit understandably obsessed, so that what happens to Professor Miller definitely counts as Laser-Guided Karma (for what happened to Bollinger if nothing else).
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