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definite
adjective as in exact, clear
Strongest matches
adjective as in fixed, certain, positive
Example Sentences
The difference today is that outlets have clear but unstated biases, with a veneer of fairness covering a definite slant.
"And I can't say for definite, but I would more than likely have left."
“Large employers frequently make adjustments to their workforce that aren’t directly related to economic conditions, so I wouldn’t say this is a definite sign of a weakening job market,” she said.
"I cannot take the risk of opening the event without a definite resolution, as the last thing I would ever want is to disappoint so many of you," Ms Williams wrote, in a statement.
"It will be weeks. No definite date for his return, but he's evolving well. Very unlucky, what's happening with him and his injuries this season," Arteta said ahead of Arsenal's trip to Fulham on Saturday.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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