Definition for Expressly:

• In direct terms; plainly.

Synonyms for Expressly:

• adv

  •certainly (adverb)
  • definitely.
  •precisely (adverb)
  • on the button,
  • no ifs ands or buts,
  • just so,
  • the very thing,
  • very thing,
  • as well,
  • to a tee.
  •purposely (adverb)
  • calculatedly.
  •specially (adverb)
  • distinctively.
  •that is to say (adverb)
  • namely.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • expressly.
  •apparently (adverb)
  • Overtly,
  • in dubitably,
  • transparently,
  • in-dubitably,
  • un mistakably,
  • manifestly,
  • un-mistakably.
  •definitely (adverb)
  • de-finitely,
  • un-equivocally,
  • without fail,
  • un equivocally,
  • de finitely,
  • un-questionably,
  • no ifs ands buts it,
  • no ifs ands or buts it,
  • un questionably,
  • no ifs ands buts about it.
  •definitely, unambiguously (adverb)
  • decidedly,
  • plainly,
  • clearly,
  • distinctly,
  • in no uncertain terms,
  • pointedly,
  • outright,
  • directly,
  • absolutely.
  •exactly (adverb)
  • on money,
  • meth-odically,
  • on nail,
  • meth odically,
  • in-deed,
  • un-erringly,
  • un erringly,
  • on dot,
  • on nose,
  • for fact,
  • on the money,
  • the ticket.
  •particularly (adverb)
  • in-dividually,
  • in dividually.
  •precisely (adverb)
  • on button,
  • a tee,
  • no ifs ands buts,
  • to tee.
  •purposely (adverb)
  • with intent,
  • Prepensely,
  • Purposedly,
  • in specie.
  •videlicet (adverb)
  • videlicet.

• n.

  •
  • easy,
  • straightforward,
  • apparent,
  • manifest,
  • clear-cut,
  • understandable,
  • intelligible,
  • make sense,
  • simple,
  • evident.
  •
  • conscious,
  • deliberate,
  • calculated,
  • intended,
  • calculated to do something,
  • by design,
  • knowingly.

• Other synonyms:

  •adv
  • abnormally,
  • apparently,
  • beyond any doubt,
  • conspicuously,
  • curiously,
  • especially,
  • exactly,
  • faultlessly,
  • for certain,
  • in particular,
  • just,
  • methodically,
  • on the dot,
  • outstandingly,
  • palpably,
  • particularly,
  • patently,
  • perceptibly,
  • pre-eminently,
  • precisely,
  • purposely,
  • rigorously,
  • signally,
  • specially,
  • strikingly,
  • supremely,
  • surprisingly,
  • unaccountably,
  • undeniably,
  • unequivocally,
  • unerringly,
  • uniquely,
  • unmistakably,
  • without doubt,
  • Veraciously,
  • uncustomarily,
  • far away,
  • in plain sight,
  • before all else,
  • for a fact,
  • in deed,
  • in every respect,
  • no ifs ands or buts about it,
  • no mistake,
  • on the nail.
  •n.
  • consciously,
  • deliberately,
  • designedly,
  • emphatically,
  • explicitly,
  • intentionally,
  • on purpose,
  • positively,
  • purposefully,
  • wilfully,
  • willfully,
  • with specific intentions,
  • premeditatedly,
  • purposively,
  • with great emphasis.
  •Other relevant words:
  • categorically,
  • specifically.

Paraphrases for Expressly:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    explicitly.
  • Adverb
    explicitly.
  • Verb, past tense
    explicitly.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    explicitly.

• Independent

  • Adverb
    clearly, emphatically, categorically, specially, unequivocally, openly, unambiguously, absolutely, strictly, precisely, strongly, definitely, firmly, plainly, formally, exclusively, purposely, expresses, deliberately, frankly, particularly, wholeheartedly, flatly, manifestly, forcefully, distinctly, Overtly, separately, directly, bluntly, implicitly, candidly, purely, exactly, very, sincerely, certainly, obviously, Definitively, vigorously, roundly, fully, positively, utterly, clear, resolutely, literally, warmly, honestly, outright, unreservedly, statutorily, completely, totally, intentionally, perfectly, urgently, vehemently, entirely, consciously, especially, demonstrably, publicly, uniquely, really, visibly, extremely, nominally, distinctively, solely.
  • Verb, past tense
    Stipulated.

Antonyms for Expressly:

• adv.

  • purposely
    broadly, ambiguously.

Expressly Sentence Examples:

• But S. Gregory expressly speaks here of teaching from the point of view of the matter that is presented - that is, of teaching as it is concerned with the consideration of and love of the truth.

• He expressly told me that he should never do that.

Homophones for Expressly:

• Equus Burchelli.