Certainly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CERTAINLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• Without doubt or question; unquestionably.
SENTENCE SUBSTITUTE:
• by all means
ADVERB:
• CERTAIN, absolutely confident
• used to indicate that a statement is made as a concession or contrasted with another
• used to express complete agreement with something that has just been said
• without doubt
• definitely or positively (`sure\' is sometimes used informally for `surely\')
• used to emphasize the speaker's belief that what is said is true
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• in a manner that is certain; with certainty

Words related to CERTAINLY

certain9 iwis7 pardee9 perdie9 perdy11 ywis10

Words that contain CERTAINLY

uncertainly16

How to use CERTAINLY in a sentence

• I shall certainly be back as soon as you can receive me.
• I have certainly every inducement to decide in favor of the practice did I consult alone the seeming interest of art.
• He has a great deal of fancy and imagination, but little or no real feeling, and certainly no judgment.
• The difficulty is that this sense of glory and unity, which should certainly cover the Scotch, should also cover the Irish.
• Certainly not since the burning of Moscow has there been witnessed such a scene of self-inflicted desolation.
• If I were right in this, they certainly were soon undeceived.
• What, do you mean to say, Meletus, that they are able to instruct and improve youth? Certainly they are.
• Seeing then that the immortal is indestructible, must not the soul, if she is immortal, be also imperishable? Most certainly.
• Certainly he appears to be more willing to admit his ignorance in this realm.
• From this cause, certainly, both the actions of individuals and the public records of events have been confused.
• Certainly, the decadence of the one has not followed the development of the other.
• For certainly the Prince of Wales did not take after his father.
• If there had been a strolling artist about looking for a picture of Despair, I certainly would have filled the bill.
• Moreover Silus, though a pagan, is a human being, and his affection for his children would certainly be no less warm than that of the average Christian man of to-day.
• But it was certainly very hard labour, harder than she had ever found it before.
• There does not seem to be a rest when there is a certain assurance for certainly there is more money spent and there is all that time to please.
• And he is the best guard of a camp who is best able to steal a march upon the enemy? Certainly.
• By the dog of Egypt, he will! in the city which is his own he certainly will, though in the land of his birth perhaps not, unless he have a divine call.
• I certainly think, however, that it would be in many ways more satisfactory to you if your son did it, and I therefore hope he may undertake it.
• You, as a learned man, certainly know how strange nature is.
• I certainly have not told you more than twice how we used to have things cooked.
• Arguments certainly might be suggested in favour of creating for Ireland an Executive whose tenure of office might be independent of the will of the Irish Parliament.
• The car pulled up in front of a restaurant which Arnold had certainly never seen or heard of before.
• We must know certainly, whether she be really in the hands of Mr.

Similar words containing CERTAIN without suffix ly

certain9 ascertain11 certainer11 certainty14 incertain11 uncertain11 ascertains12 certainest12 ascertained14 certainties13 incertainty16 uncertainly16 uncertainty16 ascertaining15 ascertainable17 ascertainably20 ascertainment17 incertainties15 unascertained16 uncertainness15 uncertainties15 ascertainments18 unascertainable19 uncertainnesses17

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