Explicitly
Explicitly adverb - In an explicit manner.
Indeed and explicitly are semantically related. in accurately topic. In some cases you can use "Indeed" instead an adverb "Explicitly", when it comes to topics like without doubt.
Indeed
Indeed adverb - Without any question.
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Synonyms for Indeed
Explicitly and indeed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Explicitly" instead an adverb "Indeed".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- just and explicitly
- just and indeed
- precisely and explicitly
- precisely and indeed
- truly and explicitly
- truly and indeed
- absolutely and explicitly
- absolutely and indeed
- quite and explicitly
- quite and indeed
- positively and explicitly
- positively and indeed
- definitely and explicitly
- definitely and indeed
Both words in one sentence
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Indeed, the Knights Templar were explicitly forbidden from marrying, as well as owning land.
Source: Artistic License History -
It's also a function of the Law of Conservation of Detail, especially in literature where it is merely left to the reader's imagination instead of being explicitly pointed out by the narrator; indeed, it's rare to see anyone actually address the subject onscreen.
Source: Nonhumans Lack Attributes -
Indeed, growing her to an enormous size is explicitly used as a method to kill her.
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