/definitiβaˈmente/
Translation
definitely
Word origin
From definitivo, from Latin definitivus, from definire ('to set a limit to, define'). The same root gives English definitive, define and finite.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- definire
- English cognates
- definitive, define, finite
Examples
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I am definitely not going to that party.
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It is definitely the best option.
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He left the country for good.
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This is definitely the best coffee in the neighbourhood.
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They shut the factory down for good last month.
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