Intentionally
Intentionally adverb - With full awareness of what one is doing.
With intent and intentionally are semantically related. In some cases you can use "With intent" instead an adverb "Intentionally".
Nearby Words: intention, intentional
With intent
Intentionally and with intent are semantically related. You can use "Intentionally" instead an adverb phrase "With intent".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- freely and intentionally
- freely and with intent
- deliberately and intentionally
- deliberately and with intent
- expressly and intentionally
- expressly and with intent
- voluntarily and intentionally
- voluntarily and with intent
- knowingly and intentionally
- knowingly and with intent
- on purpose and intentionally
- on purpose and with intent
- purposely and intentionally
- purposely and with intent
Both terms in one sentence
- Sometimes, a Griefer may actually be intentionally trying to come up with whatever crazy stuff they can find specifically to test-out anti-griefer measures on servers; or the server stability in the event that a real Griefer comes in with intent to destroy.
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