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namely
[ neym-lee ]
adverb
an item of legislation, namely, the housing bill.
namely
/ ˈԱɪɪ /
adverb
- that is to say
it was another colour, namely green
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Example Sentences
If he was to be murdered, well, that brings up a lot of questions — namely, is that fair to the person who has to kill him?
That’s all to say that frozen vegetables, namely peas, are amazing.
Statements by current and former Russian officials also indicate that Moscow would be prepared to cease hostilities, only if its original objectives are achieved - namely a demilitarised, neutral and non-nuclear Ukraine.
The site has been rapidly manufacturing memes and sarcastic captions to capitalize — unrestrained by any tariffs — on a hot international export, namely jokes at the expense of the United States and its tariff-loving president.
If California wants to continue growing the number of EVs in spite of tariffs, Tal said state officials must keep other costs low — namely the cost of electricity.
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