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maybe

Definition for maybe

adverb as in possibly

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There are also flashes of images that frankly, we couldn't make any sense of, but maybe you'll have better luck:

From Salon

And once his kids are older, he may start taking different parts — maybe a psychological thriller or an indie film.

But there’s an overt subtext too that might elevate the movie for those unfamiliar with the show, who had maybe assumed it was a sweet and frothy musical comedy.

Halfway through, he ran to the piano and tapped out a “somber and slow” waltz idea, and on top of it a dark, coiling melody — with “something off but also maybe something romantic in it.”

"We often get partners at odds with each other because men have disappeared up the aisle and are buying things they maybe already have," he told the BBC.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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