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deliberately

[dih-lib-er-it-lee] / dɪˈlɪb ər ɪt li /


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A "dark" vessel -- usually a tanker or cargo carrier -- deliberately disables or manipulates transponders in a bid to go undetected by public tracking systems like Kpler's MarineTraffic.

From Barron's

“Yes, well, they also deliberately poison their own gardens, so we’re not talking about the brightest mammals in the macrocosm, are we?”

From Literature

The chemistry and engineering of this novel cement battery is deliberately simple, so as to make it scalable and cost-competitive.

From The Wall Street Journal

Littler held in leg seven before a stunning 170 checkout - deliberately left with a single on his previous visit - saw him move to within one leg of victory.

From BBC

It ruled those apps are addictive, and deliberately engineered that way – and that its owners have been negligent in their safeguarding of the children who have used them.

From BBC