Thesaurus / determinately
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synonyms for determinately
- actually
- approximately
- necessarily
- originally
- permanently
- quite
- really
- substantially
- truly
- typically
- virtually
- fundamentally
- at heart
- at the heart of
- centrally
- characteristically
- chiefly
- factually
- importantly
- indispensably
- in effect
- in essence
- inherently
- intimately
- intrinsically
- materially
- more or less so
- naturally
- primarily
- principally
- radically
- significantly
- vitally
- certainly
- completely
- decisively
- definitely
- permanently
- lastly
- assuredly
- beyond recall
- beyond shadow of doubt
- conclusively
- convincingly
- done with
- enduringly
- for all time
- for ever
- for good
- in conclusion
- inescapably
- inexorably
- irrevocably
- once and for all
- past regret
- settled
- with conviction
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How to use determinately in a sentence
This advice the goddess very artfully and determinately carried out.
ANCIENT FAITHS AND MODERNTHOMAS INMANIn every direction her frontier is determinately advanced, while thousands of strange people are submitting to her sway.
TI-PING TIEN-KWOHLIN-LEThis time, however, it said to itself determinately: "The revolution shall not cheat us a third time."
THE EIGHTEENTH BRUMAIRE OF LOUIS BONAPARTEKARL MARX"Naked truth, unglossed over," she pursued, bending her eyes determinately upon him.
EAST LYNNEMRS. HENRY WOODBut I know you call not this a form of government, unless as determinately managed by one, many or most.
A CHRISTIAN DIRECTORYBAXTER RICHARDBefore the Reformation, not only were early marriages determinately discouraged, but the opportunity for them did not exist.
THE REIGN OF HENRY THE EIGHTH, VOLUME 1 (OF 3)JAMES ANTHONY FROUDEBut waiting for no answer, with the same breath she passed the maid, and determinately entered the room.
PIERRE; OR THE AMBIGUITIESHERMAN MELVILLEFor when names have been once determinately affixed, they are not easily effaced.
A NEW SYSTEM; OR, AN ANALYSIS OF ANTIENT MYTHOLOGY. VOLUME I.JACOB BRYANTDo you know you plague me—a little—by not speaking more determinately to the landlord, of whom I have a mean opinion.
MARY WOLLSTONECRAFTELIZABETH ROBINS PENNELLThe nation is ashamed of a body so determinately below its functions.
BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, NO. CCCXXXVI. OCTOBER, 1843. VOL. LIV.VARIOUSWORDS RELATED TO DETERMINATELY
- actually
- approximately
- at heart
- at the heart of
- centrally
- characteristically
- chiefly
- determinately
- factually
- fundamentally
- importantly
- in effect
- in essence
- indispensably
- inherently
- intimately
- intrinsically
- materially
- more or less so
- naturally
- necessarily
- originally
- permanently
- primarily
- principally
- quite
- radically
- really
- significantly
- substantially
- truly
- typically
- virtually
- vitally
- assuredly
- beyond recall
- beyond shadow of doubt
- certainly
- completely
- conclusively
- convincingly
- decisively
- definitely
- determinately
- done with
- enduringly
- for all time
- for ever
- for good
- in conclusion
- inescapably
- inexorably
- irrevocably
- lastly
- once and for all
- past regret
- permanently
- settled
- with conviction
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.