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even so |
Adverb
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despite anything to the contrary (usually following a concession) |
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equally |
Adverb
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to the same degree (often followed by `as') |
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equally |
Adverb
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in equal amounts or shares |
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every bit |
Adverb
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to the same degree (often followed by `as') |
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emphatically |
Adverb
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without question and beyond doubt |
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earliest |
Adverb
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with the least delay |
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earliest |
Adjective
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(comparative and superlative of `early') more early than |
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either |
Adverb
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after a negative statement, used as an intensive meaning something like 'also' |
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evidently |
Adverb
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unmistakably (`plain' is often used informally for `plainly') |
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everywhere |
Adverb
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to or in any or all places |
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everyplace |
Adverb
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to or in any or all places |
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extraordinarily |
Adverb
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extremely |
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excessively |
Adverb
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to a degree exceeding normal or proper limits |
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eventually |
Adverb
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after an unspecified period of time or an especially long delay |
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ergo |
Adverb
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(used as a sentence connector) therefore or consequently |
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exhaustively |
Adverb
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in an exhaustive manner |
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extremely |
Adverb
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to an extreme degree |
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extremely |
Adverb
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to a high degree or extent |
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exceedingly |
Adverb
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to an extreme degree |
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effectively |
Adverb
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in actuality or reality or fact |
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effectively |
Adverb
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in an effective manner |
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every which way |
Adverb
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in a random manner |
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every which way |
Adverb
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haphazardly |
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earlier |
Adverb
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earlier in time |
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earlier |
Adverb
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before now |
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earlier |
Adverb
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comparatives of `soon' or `early' |
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earlier |
Adjective
|
(comparative and superlative of `early') more early than |
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everlastingly |
Adverb
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for a limitless time |
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eternally |
Adverb
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for a limitless time |
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early |
Adverb
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before the usual time or the time expected |
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early |
Adverb
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in good time |
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early |
Adverb
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during an early stage |
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early |
Adjective
|
at or near the beginning of a period of time or course of events or before the usual or expected time |
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early |
Adjective
|
being or occurring at an early stage of development |
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early |
Adjective
|
of an early stage in the development of a language or literature |
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early |
Adjective
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very young |
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early |
Adjective
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expected in the near future |
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early |
Adjective
|
belonging to the distant past |
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evermore |
Adverb
|
for a limitless time |
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evermore |
Adverb
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at any future time |
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empirically |
Adverb
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in an empirical manner |
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especially |
Adverb
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to a distinctly greater extent or degree than is common |
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especially |
Adverb
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in a special manner |
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ex cathedra |
Adverb
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with the full authority of the office |
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extra |
Adverb
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unusually or exceptionally |
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extra |
Adjective
|
further or added |
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extra |
Adjective
|
more than is needed, desired, or required |
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extra |
Adjective
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added to a regular schedule |
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extra |
Noun
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something additional of the same kind |
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extra |
Noun
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an additional edition of a newspaper (usually to report a crisis) |