Definitively is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEFINITIVELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a definitive manner.
ADVERB:
• DEFINITIVE, serving to define
• decisively and with authority; conclusively
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• serving to provide a final solution or to end a situation

Words related to DEFINITIVELY

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How to use DEFINITIVELY in a sentence

• The border States cannot unite with the cotton States definitively.
• The internal tranquillity of the republic was secured from all future alarm by the conclusion of the general peace of Westphalia, definitively signed on the 24th of October, 1648.
• In February, 1805, it was again presented by a message from the President to the consideration of Congress, but has not since been definitively acted upon.
• I determined to land definitively at this point, purposing to visit the mines, after completing my ascent by land to St.
• The ceremonial had not, however, been definitively arranged without considerable difficulty.
• On the 20th of March, before the Italian league had been definitively concluded, Briconnet, Cardinal of St.
• Definitively installed at Ferney, Voltaire took to building, planting, farming.
• But transcendental idealism is quite as unfriendly to active principles called souls as physiological psychology is, Kant having, as it thinks, definitively demolished them.
• In my opinion he has killed intellectualism definitively and without hope of recovery.
• What guns she is destined to mount is a question which has not been definitively settled.
• Italian forms were definitively naturalized in Spain, where they have maintained their place ever since.
• The treaty being definitively settled, both Marshal Wallis and Count Neuperg were arrested and sent to prison, where they were detained until the death of Charles VI.
• The text was not clear enough to make them out definitively.
• If any painter of the immediate past is definitively numbered with the great masters, it is he.
• Oh! if it were not for the distance between Italy and England, we should definitively settle here at once.
• War on the continent of Europe had ceased definitively with the treaty of Luneville, between France and Austria, signed February 9, 1801.
• All this was not definitively provided for until a long time after his return to his wigwam.
• Also the hypotheses, which either entirely eliminate the person of Jesus or make him an Essene, or subordinate him to the person of Paul, may be regarded as definitively settled.
• The Vendome Column is definitively to fall on Friday.
• Because, to be in a place definitively or circumscriptively belongs to being in a place.
• But if he has not definitively and scientifically proved the immortality of the soul, he has approached the problem very nearly and thrown a vivid light on more than one point.
• Your own visit to me, so often postponed, is, as I believe, definitively fixed for the same time.
• Nicholl, Barbicane, and Michel Ardan were definitively walled up in their metal vehicle.

Similar words containing FINITIVE without suffix ly and without prefix de

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