Sentence examples for which definitely means from inspiring English sources
They're ready to side with Ellaria to get revenge after their father Oberyn's death, which definitely means danger once they run into Jaime.
Teenager is more 90s but Baxter's sultry, dead-eyed drawl, heavy on the gangster-Nancy-Sinatra, keeps dragging the band back into a pre-rock mire, which we definitely mean as a compliment.
Less is known about Haiti and the DRC, which definitely does not mean that it does not occur.
When I told my husband that all I really wanted wasn't, in fact, a dream home but for him to be less stressed and at home with us more (which means changing careers and most definitely means a much lower paying job), the relief was evident.
The progression of wine from an aperitif, which it was never meant to be, to a part of the meal, which it is definitely meant to be, is the sign of a maturing wine market.
"The economic downturn definitely means a spam upswing".
And Brexit most definitely means that.
"It definitely means a lot," Ivelisse concluded.
Some of which definitely will not.
On balance, they definitely mean architectural progress.
No. It's definitely meant for teenagers.
