definitely

IPA: dˈɛfʌnʌtɫi

Examples of "definitely" in Sentences

This definitely is an "apples-and-oranges" comparison.
The term definitely has religious overtones just google it.
But her name definitely has a better meaning than mine does.
The title definitely hurt Zack & Miri, which is a little ridiculous.
Nowadays, the term definitely is either self mocking or derisive depending on who uses it.
It is a cliche to say "groundbreaking" but it works on so many levels the term definitely applies.
Co-conference chair Jennifer Pahlka from TechWeb acknowledged that the title definitely seemed to get under people's skin.
The idea of playing with your food is always appealing and using something that has the word "rake" in the title definitely falls into that category.
Borderline cases, symptomatic of vagueness, are cases to which the predicate neither definitely applies nor definitely doesn't apply, where ˜definitely™ is now given a semantic analysis as opposed to an epistemic one.