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Adverbial with authority has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebTerm: with authorityPart of Speech: AdverbDefinition: In a confident and assertive manner. Example sentence: The CEO addressed the employees with authority, conveying his expectations and vision for the company's future. Part of Speech: AdjectiveDefinition: Possessing the necessary knowledge or expertise. Example sentence: The physics professor answered complex questions with authority, demonstrating his deep understanding of the subject. Part of Speech: NounDefinition: An official or person in a position of power. Example sentence: The judge spoke with authority, delivering a verdict that concluded the trial. Part of Speech: IdiomDefinition: In a way that is convincing and backed by evidence. Example sentence: The lawyer presented her case with authority, citing various legal precedents and eyewitness testimonies. | ||||
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