Manifestly vs Categorically vs Patently
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What are the precise differences between manifestly, categorically, and patently?
Are there instances where they aren't completely interchangeable?
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What are the precise differences between manifestly, categorically, and patently?
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Well, "manifestly" and "patently" are somewhat synonymous, but "categorically" is categorically different.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
First thing to do: look them up in a dictionary. Then, if you still do not understand what you want to know, come back here, add your definitions to the question, and ask about what confuses you. In the mean time, your question may be "put on hold" until you do that.
– GEdgar
2 hours ago
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What are the precise differences between manifestly, categorically, and patently?
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What are the precise differences between manifestly, categorically, and patently?
Are there instances where they aren't completely interchangeable?
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Well, "manifestly" and "patently" are somewhat synonymous, but "categorically" is categorically different.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
First thing to do: look them up in a dictionary. Then, if you still do not understand what you want to know, come back here, add your definitions to the question, and ask about what confuses you. In the mean time, your question may be "put on hold" until you do that.
– GEdgar
2 hours ago
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Well, "manifestly" and "patently" are somewhat synonymous, but "categorically" is categorically different.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
First thing to do: look them up in a dictionary. Then, if you still do not understand what you want to know, come back here, add your definitions to the question, and ask about what confuses you. In the mean time, your question may be "put on hold" until you do that.
– GEdgar
2 hours ago
Well, "manifestly" and "patently" are somewhat synonymous, but "categorically" is categorically different.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
Well, "manifestly" and "patently" are somewhat synonymous, but "categorically" is categorically different.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
First thing to do: look them up in a dictionary. Then, if you still do not understand what you want to know, come back here, add your definitions to the question, and ask about what confuses you. In the mean time, your question may be "put on hold" until you do that.
– GEdgar
2 hours ago
First thing to do: look them up in a dictionary. Then, if you still do not understand what you want to know, come back here, add your definitions to the question, and ask about what confuses you. In the mean time, your question may be "put on hold" until you do that.
– GEdgar
2 hours ago
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Well, "manifestly" and "patently" are somewhat synonymous, but "categorically" is categorically different.
– Hot Licks
2 hours ago
First thing to do: look them up in a dictionary. Then, if you still do not understand what you want to know, come back here, add your definitions to the question, and ask about what confuses you. In the mean time, your question may be "put on hold" until you do that.
– GEdgar
2 hours ago