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namely

Ie vs Namely - What's the difference?

ie | namely |


As a verb ie

is .

As an adverb namely is

especially, above all.

Namely - What does it mean?

namely | |

Tamely vs Namely - What's the difference?

tamely | namely |


As adverbs the difference between tamely and namely

is that tamely is in a tame manner while namely is especially, above all.

Namely vs Predominantly - What's the difference?

namely | predominantly |


As adverbs the difference between namely and predominantly

is that namely is especially, above all while predominantly is in a predominant manner. Most commonly or frequently by a large margin.

Suchas vs Namely - What's the difference?

suchas | namely |


As an adverb namely is

especially, above all.

Namely vs Lamely - What's the difference?

namely | lamely |


As adverbs the difference between namely and lamely

is that namely is especially, above all while lamely is in the manner of one who is lame.

Namely vs Samely - What's the difference?

namely | samely |


As an adverb namely

is especially, above all.

As an adjective samely is

(dialectal) similar; monotonous; unvaried.

Gamely vs Namely - What's the difference?

gamely | namely |


As adverbs the difference between gamely and namely

is that gamely is (obsolete) gaily; joyfully while namely is especially, above all.

As an adjective gamely

is sportive; lively; joyful.

Thatistosay vs Namely - What's the difference?

thatistosay | namely |


As an adverb namely is

especially, above all.

Especially vs Namely - What's the difference?

especially | namely |


As adverbs the difference between especially and namely

is that especially is in a special manner; specially while namely is especially, above all.

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