Exclusively
Exclusively adverb - For nothing other than.
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Synonyms for Exclusively
In full and exclusively are semantically related In some cases you can use "In full" instead an adverb "Exclusively".
In full
In full adverb - Referring to a quantity.
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Synonyms for In full
Exclusively and in full are semantically related in entirely topic. You can use "Exclusively" instead an adverb phrase "In full", if it concerns topics such as completely.
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Related pairs
- absolutely and exclusively
- absolutely and in full
- quite and exclusively
- quite and in full
- wholly and exclusively
- wholly and in full
- entirely and exclusively
- entirely and in full
- altogether and exclusively
- altogether and in full
- fully and exclusively
- fully and in full
- completely and exclusively
- completely and in full
Both terms in one sentence
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Wonder Woman (2009): A newer DTV produced by Bruce Timm but set in its own continuity and focusing exclusively on her, intending to embrace the classic origin in full.
Source: Franchise / Wonder Woman -
All of his attack names are in full English (Strong Right, Weapons Left, Fresh Fire, etc.), and even a bit of french (Coup de Vent and Coup de Boo exclusively).
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The knights in Robert Bresson's Lancelot Du Lac are shown almost exclusively in full armor no matter what they're doing.
Source: 24-Hour Armor
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