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Greetings, they do so colloquially for stylistic reasons, when they think that words like absolutely, utterly, entirely, exactly (which can substitute 'dead') are not enough. I am dead certain of that. Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
- Greetings, they do so colloquially for stylistic reasons, when they think that words like absolutely, utterly, entirely, exactly (which can substitute 'dead') are not enough.
- I am dead certain of that.
- Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
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Greetings,
they do so colloquially for stylistic reasons, when they think that words like absolutely, utterly, entirely, exactly (which can substitute 'dead') are not enough. I am dead certain of that.
Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
they do so colloquially for stylistic reasons, when they think that words like absolutely, utterly, entirely, exactly (which can substitute 'dead') are not enough. I am dead certain of that.
Respectfully, Gleb Chebrikoff
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lazzy boyWhy people used the word 'dead' ?From the dictionary www.m-w.com
Definition of DEAD, adverb
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: absolutely, utterly <dead certain> <finished dead last>
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: suddenly and completely <stopped dead>
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: directly <dead ahead>
Examples of DEAD
She's dead certain that she can fini
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