TheLiquidFairy
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DEFINITELY Main Entry: def·i·nite
Pronunciation: 'de-f&-nit, 'def-n&t
Function: adjective
Etymology: Latin definitus, past participle of definire
1 : having distinct or certain limits set definite standards for pupils to meet
2 a : free of all ambiguity, uncertainty, or obscurity demanded a definite answer b : UNQUESTIONABLE, DECIDED the quarterback was a definite hero today
3 : typically designating an identified or immediately identifiable person or thing the definite article the
4 a : being constant in number, usually less than 20, and occurring in multiples of the petal number stamens definite b : CYMOSE a definite inflorescence
synonym see EXPLICIT
- def·i·nite·ly adverb
- def·i·nite·ness noun
I've held back my disgust for those that don't spell this word right, and boy are there a lot of you.
DEFINATELY - NOT A WORD!!!!
/end rant
MG
Pronunciation: 'de-f&-nit, 'def-n&t
Function: adjective
Etymology: Latin definitus, past participle of definire
1 : having distinct or certain limits set definite standards for pupils to meet
2 a : free of all ambiguity, uncertainty, or obscurity demanded a definite answer b : UNQUESTIONABLE, DECIDED the quarterback was a definite hero today
3 : typically designating an identified or immediately identifiable person or thing the definite article the
4 a : being constant in number, usually less than 20, and occurring in multiples of the petal number stamens definite b : CYMOSE a definite inflorescence
synonym see EXPLICIT
- def·i·nite·ly adverb
- def·i·nite·ness noun
I've held back my disgust for those that don't spell this word right, and boy are there a lot of you.
DEFINATELY - NOT A WORD!!!!
/end rant
MG