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Definitions from the WebDefinition:Of course is an adverbial phrase used to express agreement, certainty, or acknowledge something as obvious or expected. Senses:Sense 1:Adverb: Used to indicate agreement or confirmation. Example sentence: "Are you coming to the party tonight?" "Of course, I wouldn't miss it!" Sense 2:Adverb: Used to indicate something that is predictable or expected. Example sentence: "He's always late for our meetings. Of course, he arrived 20 minutes after everyone else." Sense 3:Adverb: Used to emphasize that what is being said is the natural consequence of something else. Example sentence: "If you don't study for your exams, of course, you won't pass." Related Products:Explore related products on Amazon: | ||||
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