Namely and Strictly speaking

Namely

Namely adverb - That is to say.
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Synonyms for Namely

Strictly speaking and namely are semantically related. in that is to say topic. In some cases you can use "Strictly speaking" instead an adverb "Namely".

Strictly speaking

Strictly speaking adverb - In actual fact.

Namely and strictly speaking are semantically related. You can use "Namely" instead an adverb phrase "Strictly speaking".

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  • Royals Who Actually Do Something And, strictly speaking, every player of Sburb is either a Prince or Princess of Derse or Prospitnote seeing as how the Prince(ss) isn't a chess piece, to say nothing of the players whose titles are "Prince of (Aspect)", namely (Dirk Strider and the late Eridan Ampora.)
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