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characteristically
adverb as in essentially
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adverb as in inimitably
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adverb as in naturally
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adverb as in specifically
Example Sentences
“The word stops, the heart dies / The wind counts the lost goodbyes,” goes one characteristically haunting stanza.
Queen Elizabeth II met many Indigenous leaders and she was characteristically careful with her words.
But Harris, a “quantitative thinker” who had delved into the numbers, was characteristically unmoved, the advisor said.
Harley is characteristically a longstanding villain in the DC universe and a part of her appeal is that her actions are morally questionable.
It was a characteristically blunt assessment from someone who is known to speak her mind.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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