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distinctly

[dih-stingkt-lee] / dɪˈstɪŋkt li /
ADVERB
clearly
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These results challenge the long held idea that the earliest stars would produce explosions that were distinctly brighter or bluer than those seen today.

From Science Daily

The groundwork was laid for young creatives to forge a bold, distinctly Zambian musical identity.

From BBC

But his proselytizing also took other forms—some of them religious, some distinctly personal.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Deutsche Bank annual poll was conducted by its head of global economics and thematic research, Jim Reid and illustrated one thing very distinctly: “The AI/ tech bubble risk towers over everything else”.

From MarketWatch

Today, there is also a set of new, distinctly modern factors that could be making the problem worse.

From BBC