Certainly

  • 21certainly not — phrase used for saying no or for refusing permission in a strong clear way ‘Barney will be so relieved. Can I tell him?’ ‘Certainly not.’ Thesaurus: ways of saying nosynonym Main entry: certainly …

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  • 22certainly not — used for saying no or for refusing permission in a strong clear way Barney will be so relieved. Can I tell him? Certainly not …

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  • 23certainly — adverb Date: 14th century 1. in a manner that is certain ; with certainty 2. it is certain that ; assuredly …

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  • 24certainly — I (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Without doubt; used to qualify statements ] Syn. positively, absolutely, unquestionably; see surely . 2. [Without doubt; used to express agreement ] Syn. assuredly, of course, without fail; see yes . II (Roget s… …

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  • 25certainly — cer·tain·ly || sɜːtnlɪ adv. doubtlessly, definitely interj. of course! …

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  • 26certainly — adverb definitely; undoubtedly. ↘yes; by all means …

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  • 27certainly — cer·tain·ly …

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  • 28certainly — adverb Syn: definitely, surely, assuredly, unquestionably, beyond/without question, undoubtedly, without doubt, indubitably, undeniably, irrefutably, indisputably Ant: possibly …

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  • 29certainly — /ˈsɜtnli / (say sertnlee) adverb 1. with certainty; without doubt; assuredly. –interjection 2. yes! of course! …

  • 30certainly — adv. 1 undoubtedly, definitely. 2 confidently. 3 (in affirmative answer to a question or command) yes; by all means …

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