What is another word for namely?
Pronunciation:
[ nˈe͡ɪmli], [ nˈeɪmli], [ n_ˈeɪ_m_l_i]
Related words: namely what, namely which, namely why, namely when, namely where, namely who, namely this
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Synonyms for Namely:
adv.
• all (adverb) • Other relevant words: (adverb)n.
• Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
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- indeed.
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- further.
- deliver,
- assume,
- innuendo,
- affect,
- really,
- cue,
- SCIL,
- conceive,
- carry out,
- bring,
- convey,
- nominally,
- exempli gratia,
- comprehend,
- inkling,
- for instance,
- bring in,
- attain,
- approach,
- even if,
- therefore,
- receive,
- as follows,
- acquire,
- ie,
- suggestion,
- undergo,
- especially,
- clearly,
- delineate,
- e.g.,
- be,
- conquer,
- such as,
- allusion,
- get,
- get hold of,
- Scilicet,
- charm,
- eg,
- as here defined,
- sc.,
- new,
- His,
- explicitly,
- encounter,
- engage in,
- come,
- contract,
- wit,
- intimation,
- aim,
- specially,
- as here interpreted,
- draw near,
- allow,
- derive,
- after that,
- viz,
- hint,
- attack,
- implication,
- expressly,
- begin,
- undertake,
- after all,
- notedly,
- for example,
- other,
- that is,
- choose,
- accede,
- additional,
- develop,
- borrow,
- insinuation,
- follow,
- like,
- different,
- adopt,
- celebrate,
- extra.
How to use "Namely" in context?
To name something is to give it a specific identifier, usually one that associates it with something else. The word "namely" is often used to introduce a list of items that are being mentioned, as in "That is the only problem with that plan; namely, that it is not feasible." To name something is also to take possession of it, as in "The sheriff took the manifests and named the ship accordingly.
Paraphrases for Namely:
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Independent
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Adjective
viz..
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Proper noun, singular
specifically, Has, Its, balances, says.
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Noun, plural
specifically, Ones, Permits, objections, concepts, cons, practicalities, examples.
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Noun, singular or mass
meaning.
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Adverb
actually, admittedly, certainly, chiefly, concretely, essentially, exactly, hence, immediately, importantly, indeed, mainly, mostly, precisely, predominantly, primarily, so, specifically, therefore, thus.
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Verb, past tense
called, concerned, defined, represented, said, specifically, Asked, Was, Began, Did, Indicated, Knew, Meant.
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Verb, gerund or present participle
according, accounting, asking, becoming, beginning, bringing, determining, fighting, focusing, giving, going, holding, imposing, making, marking, meaning, opposing, ranging, reflecting, resulting, surrounding, tackling, taking, thinking, wondering, Amounting, Doing, Hampering, Implying, Indicating, Involving, Noting, Referring, Relating, Resisting, Totalling, curbing, Consisting, Constituting, Stating, representing.
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Verb, 3rd person singular present
commits, relates, covers, defies, follows, opposes, says, equals, becomes, involves, knows, consists, seems, i.e..
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Verb, base form
viz..
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Adjective
Homophones for Namely:
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