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Tenacious Learner Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Doubt

Hi teachers,

He saw the man quite clearly.

Which is the opposite of 'quite clearly'?
A synonym for quite clearly can be: considerable visibly?

Thanks in advance
  

Top answer

For me, the opposite of the sentence is: He didn't see the man very clearly. CB

— Cool Breeze

  • For me, the opposite of the sentence is: He didn't see the man very clearly.
  • CB
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For me, the opposite of the sentence is: He didn't see the man very clearly.

CB
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Thank you for your help Cool Breeze. It certainly is an opposite sentence.
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Thinking SpainA synonym for quite clearly can be: considerable visibly?
Do you agree with this one?
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Thinking Spain
Thinking SpainA synonym for quite clearly can be: considerable visibly?
Do you agree with this one?
No, it isn't English.

CB
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Sorry Cool Breeze, but I found it on this web.
http://www.thefreedictionary.com/visibly

The sentence is: Halls saw the man quite clearly.
I always try to find synonyms with a Latin root to explain verbs or words to my students.
that's why I thought it was a good one. Am I that wrong?
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Thinking SpainSorry Cool Breeze, but I found it on this web.
I cannot find considerable visibly there. Of course the words considerable and visibly are English words but they are ungrammatical in your collocation.

CB
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