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definitively

adverb as in conclusively

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Of course, injury could definitively intervene in the destination of the Golden Boot, but there are two reasons why Haaland is such a strong favourite for the award so early.

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But the question may be too big for analysts to answer definitively for now.

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"We are aware of many other thefts that share some of the hallmarks of North Korea-linked activity but lack sufficient evidence to be definitively attributed," he says.

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There's little research on shark numbers to definitively tell either way – but experts argue an increase in sightings doesn't necessarily mean there are more sharks.

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While the Supreme Court has ruled — definitively — that doing so is protected by the First Amendment, Donny felt it necessary to protect a symbol of our country rather than the actual rights the flag represents.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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