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definitively

[dih-fin-i-tiv-lee] / dɪˈfɪn ɪ tɪv li /


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David Chase refused to definitively settle that argument until 2021 — or 2018, for those close readers of “The Sopranos Sessions” who noticed the “Sopranos” creator describe that moment in a certain way.

From Salon

The only thing that can be stated definitively is that Norris has a significant mathematical advantage, but all three can still win the title.

From BBC

The role, record, and future of the OBR is definitively in play.

From BBC

But whatever worries keep on trying her, after Sunday night, she can definitively leave them behind.

From Los Angeles Times

It’s hardly surprising that there’s a strong market for books and articles claiming to demystify the painting’s creator, even though not much is definitively known about the Italian polymath.

From The Wall Street Journal