Expressly and Probably

Expressly

Expressly adverb - With specific intentions; for the express purpose.
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Synonyms for Expressly

Probably and expressly are semantically related in obviously topic. In some cases you can use "Probably" instead an adverb "Expressly".

Probably

Probably adverb - By reasonable assumption.

Expressly and probably are semantically related in obviously topic. Sometimes you can use "Expressly" instead an adverb "Probably".

Nearby Words: probable, probability

Both words in one sentence

  • Also probably in part because priests are expressly forbidden to pause a Mass once it's progressed past a certain point for any reason until it's over.
  • The Roast Whether it's expressly forbidden as per above or just an oversight on the roasters/edited out, it's probably confusing to the audience why certain topics weren't hit.
    Source: The Roast
  • Walt Disney would probably be very pleased, given that Saludos Amigos was made expressly as a propaganda piece to improve relations between the peoples of North America and South America.
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