End
Flatly
Flatly adverb - In an unqualified manner.
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Nearby Word: flat
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- After publication of The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes in 1927, Conan Doyle stated flatly that there would be no more Sherlock Holmes stories, period the end.
Source: Literature / Solar Pons -
Her teacher tells her quite flatly that she never wants to get in that situation in a real fight - the only people she'd be likely to end up facing in a real battle would be professional soldiers who would be much stronger than she is.
Source: Blade Lock -
She tries to sit with the main characters at the Inn toward the end (and has to be berated by Izumi to keep from doing so) and flatly refuses to help Izumi and Takeru attack Kouichi and Mei when evidence points to them being the Extra, because they may be wrong and that's still murder.
Source: Literature / Another
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