Exactly
Exactly adverb - Used to express agreement.
Usage example: “Are you calling me a liar?” “Exactly.”
Unquestionably and exactly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unquestionably" instead an adverb "Exactly".
Unquestionably
Unquestionably adverb - Without any question.
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Synonyms for Unquestionably
Exactly and unquestionably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exactly" instead an adverb "Unquestionably".
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- precisely and exactly
- precisely and unquestionably
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- absolutely and unquestionably
- quite and exactly
- quite and unquestionably
- positively and exactly
- positively and unquestionably
- definitely and exactly
- definitely and unquestionably
Both words in one sentence
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He's also unquestionably the smartest person on the team, and the others aren't exactly morons themselves.
Source: Southern-Fried Genius -
While his pre-clown persona, Jack Napier, is unquestionably human, you have to wonder about exactly what happened to Napier after he fell into that acid; after all, No-One Could Survive That.
Source: Ambiguously Human
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