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  • purposely — purposely, purposefully Purposely is the older word (15c) and means ‘on purpose, intentionally’ • (We ve purposely changed our programmes on Tuesday to fit in with the Royal timetable BBC Press Release, 2002 [OEC]) whereas the more recent word… …   Modern English usage

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  • purposeful — adjective 1》 resolute. 2》 having a strong purpose: purposeful activities. Derivatives purposefully adverb purposefulness noun Usage The adverbs purposefully, purposely, and purposively have different meanings. Purposely means …   English new terms dictionary

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