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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'namely the' is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to introduce a particular detail or example, so it is often used to clarify or provide more specificity to what has just been mentioned. For example: "She's well-versed in a variety of outdoor activities, namely the canoe, hiking, and camping."
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Something's missing there, namely the name of the record-holder.
Namely, the bin.
Namely, the job they have.
Namely: the 30-year boom.
Namely, the referees.
Namely, the Other.
Namely the 00s.
Namely, the mushrooms and alliums.
Namely, the antithesis of theatre.
Namely, the keys to his Caddy.
Ultimately, new challenges beckoned Lindquist, namely the triathlon.
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