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simply
[ sim-plee ]
adverb
- in a simple manner; clearly and easily.
- plainly; unaffectedly.
- sincerely; artlessly:
to speak simply as a child.
- merely; only:
It is simply a cold.
- unwisely; foolishly:
If you behave simply toward him, you're bound to be betrayed.
- wholly; absolutely:
simply irresistible.
simply
/ ˈ²õɪ³¾±è±ôɪ /
adverb
- in a simple manner
- merely; only
- absolutely; altogether; really
a simply wonderful holiday
- sentence modifier frankly; candidly
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Example Sentences
Or, if you rather, opt for simply garlic salt, garlic powder or even a garlic puree to avid any sort of texture whatsoever.
Medicare, then a brand-new program, was simply unaffordable.
Now that is no longer true — not because of a strategic foreign policy decision but because some members of Congress — like Johnson — simply don’t like queer people.
Brand belongs to a long line of celebrities who, because of scandal or simply falling out of fashion, have discovered the cash and ego-fluffing benefits of converting to the Church of MAGA.
"It may be that staff didn't attach a card or tag immediately, or that it simply fell off and was put back on the wrong baby or on the wrong crib."
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