Sentence examples for to definitively from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a way that is not only decisive, but also conclusive and final.
The aim was to definitively crush Chechen separatism.
Standing alone without context, that question is impossible to definitively answer.
But you're not going to definitively say anything about the moustache?
All, while hard to definitively confirm, stoke the very real emotional stress of the neighborhood.
Critics, he writes, "attempt to definitively assign value to some forms of comedy over others".
But why should there be no way to definitively judge such matters?
His refusal to definitively answer any question regarding torture speaks volumes about that relationship.
However, neither Burnham nor Cooper has been able to definitively emerge as Corbyn's main challenger.
A match would have helped to definitively identify the extremist leader.
The report threatens to definitively refute former C.I.A. personnel who have defended the program's integrity.
I'm not trying to "definitively assign value" or trying to "tell people what's funny".
