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The phrase "I definitely loved" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It can be used to express a strong feeling of love or affection towards something or someone. For example: - "I definitely loved the movie we watched last night. The plot was so intriguing and the acting was superb." - "He told me he definitely loved me, and I couldn't help but feel a surge of happiness in my heart." - "My grandmother definitely loved her garden. She spent hours every day tending to her flowers and plants." - "I definitely loved my time studying abroad. It was an unforgettable experience."
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I definitely loved this.
"I want to be here, absolutely," he said, adding that if it was over, "I definitely loved my time here".
I definitely loved my husband.
"I definitely loved being a part of this show," he said in an email.
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EE: It's weird, I definitely love paint, and I love working with it as a material, the materiality of it, but what's strange about the kind of painting I like--I definitely love a lot of really old art, like Botticelli and Breugel and those kind of guys.
"I definitely love it.
"I definitely love playing behind those guys.
I definitely love that analytical element.
I definitely love a good bloody mary on a Sunday afternoon.
And I definitely love Juan Roman Riquelme, who like Veron is a truly sublime passer of the ball, and who like Veron has all the mental strength of Frank Spencer.
"O.K., I definitely love money," he says, "but I'm more intellectually fascinated by how it works than I am interested in walking through piles of it barefoot".
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