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formally

[fawr-muh-lee] / ˈfɔr mə li /


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As Barron’s has previously noted, while the deal isn’t formally an acquisition and Groq will continue to exist as a stand-alone company, it looks like a potentially defensive move to stave off competition.

From Barron's

That species is the zombie worm, formally known as "the bone devourer" Osedax.

From Science Daily

Last month, he formally closed his hedge fund.

From The Wall Street Journal

Aurora Borealis, as the green lights dancing across the sky are known formally, are caused by charged sun particles interacting with the Earth’s magnetic field, which is most intense at the poles.

From The Wall Street Journal

The loan will not be formally confirmed until it receives the final valuation.

From BBC