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certainly
/ ˈɜːəԱɪ /
adverb
with certainty; without doubt
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by all means; definitely: used in answer to questions
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of certainly1
Example Sentences
The film’s marketing, which insists this is from “the hearts and souls of Mike Flanagan and Stephen King,” would certainly like you to think so.
While invasive species pose major public health implications and can certainly affect humans' quality of life, their adaptive abilities can rival those of human migrants and pose a puzzling question: Who's the real invader here?
Clinton was the first president to perceive the powerful will and lust for dominance beneath Netanyahu’s telegenic surface, but he certainly wasn’t the last.
The ledger will certainly be even harder to balance if the outburst of violence between Iran and Israel becomes a lasting conflict.
“He certainly seems to think that even peaceful protests can be met with force.”
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