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namely
[ neym-lee ]
adverb
an item of legislation, namely, the housing bill.
namely
/ ˈԱɪɪ /
adverb
- that is to say
it was another colour, namely green
51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
By stripping away genre conventions, “April” eschews traditional storytelling to zero in on far more existential matters — namely, the oppressive gloom descending on Nina.
Mr Graham said he had been to the tree previously to do "the same as everyone else does", namely going for a walk and staying nearby in his campervan.
If he was to be murdered, well, that brings up a lot of questions — namely, is that fair to the person who has to kill him?
That’s all to say that frozen vegetables, namely peas, are amazing.
Statements by current and former Russian officials also indicate that Moscow would be prepared to cease hostilities, only if its original objectives are achieved - namely a demilitarised, neutral and non-nuclear Ukraine.
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