"definitely meaning" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means something that is certain or without a doubt in its meaning. Example: The author's use of vivid imagery definitely contributed to the overall meaning of the poem.
Switzerland most definitely are however, meaning Iceland or Slovenia have a shot at the play-offs.
In 1995, the town was named a UNESCO World Heritage destination (meaning definitely worth a visit) and its wats were restored.
They are fresh, sweet and definitely "dry" -- meaning they are not soaked, as many scallops are, in a chemical solution that lengthens their shelf life and gives them a funny taste.
We apologize for the confusion, but are definitely not meaning to say that motor activity is not required for total overall function, only its function as a Golgi tether.
"I remember saying to myself, 'I really need to read that.' " Bush said that right after he signed the Patriot Act into law, "I wrote on a little Post-It note, 'READ PATRIOT ACT.' So it was definitely something I was meaning to do.
The decision was immediately reviewed by Sri Lanka but numerous replays were unable to ascertain whether the ball had definitely missed the edge meaning the decision stayed with the on-field umpire's call - much to Dilshan's obvious dismay.
However, after subjecting it to a high-resolution CT scan he discovered that a wisdom tooth had erupted from it, meaning it definitely belonged to an adult. .
The Office spin-off film Life on the Road has finally been funded, meaning we'll definitely be seeing David Brent on the big screen some time next year.
The scale ranged from 0 10, zero meaning the participant definitely would not buy the product and 10 meaning the participant certainly would buy the product.
An early look at the new game shows no discernable stickers that can be peeled off and rearranged, meaning I'll definitely never be able to solve it.
