Of course
Of course adverb - As might be expected.
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Synonyms for Of course
Predictably and of course are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Predictably" instead an adverb phrase "Of course".
Predictably
Predictably adverb - In a predictable manner or to a predictable degree.
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Synonyms for Predictably
Of course and predictably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Of course" instead an adverb "Predictably".
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Related pairs
- precisely and of course
- precisely and predictably
- certainly and of course
- certainly and predictably
- by all means and of course
- by all means and predictably
- probably and of course
- probably and predictably
- obviously and of course
- obviously and predictably
- without fail and of course
- without fail and predictably
- naturally and of course
- naturally and predictably
Both terms in one sentence
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Sadly, and predictably, the real rat and the rat suit of course look nothing alike.
Source: Slurpasaur -
Before he even gets there he's worried about people telling him what happens, he complains to one of the surgeons who's blocking his view, and of course he brings in a box of Junior Mints and tries to get Jerry to take one, with predictably unfortunate results.
Source: Pass the Popcorn - Predictably, none of the young guys could do it, and Snead chose that moment to add something to his previous advice: "Of course, in my day, those trees were thirty feet shorter."
Source: Advice Backfire
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