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crucially
adverb as in urgently
Example Sentences
The same image, six weeks earlier, shows clear skies and - crucially - far fewer fires.
But because he no longer has a majority in parliament, the chancellor now needs opposition support to push through anything new, including crucially the 2025 budget, which is supposed to be agreed next week.
He and the LDP underestimated the extent of people’s anger and more crucially their willingness to act on it.
More eyeballs on the sport can lead to more interest and, crucially, more investment for today's and tomorrow's stars.
Perhaps crucially though, the friends have ensured the arguments never get personal or followed them out of the pub door at closing time.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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