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Adverb(1) (2) without any others being included or involved(3) only(4) alone

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Adverb(1) (2) without any others being included or involved(3) only(4) alone

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(1) Should the rightness of an action be based solely on the inherent morality of the action itself?(2) Jorge admits he finds it difficult to survive on the wage earned solely from busking.(3) The dolls themselves are now made solely for the tourist interior design market.(4) people are appointed solely on the basis of merit(5) The score is solely based on the number of questions you answer before realising it's a trick.(6) She said all letters from the department were addressed solely to her husband.(7) he is solely responsible for any debts the company may incur(8) The equivalent game a year earlier is remembered fondly, if solely for a negative reason.(9) He then joined the army, motivated solely by a desire to learn combat and survival skills.(10) he is solely responsible for any debts the company may incur(11) To have a true belief is simply and solely to believe that something is so, and to be in fact right.(12) Many of the locals we met along the trail were there solely to cater to the needs of trekkers.(13) As I tell my own children, politics is too important to be left solely to the politicians.(14) It is very much a case of residents now moving out of the city and I fear it will soon become solely a student area.(15) Gone are the days, she says, when this was a pastime solely for the landed gentry.(16) The choir is still based at the school, which is now solely used as a church.

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(1) Should the rightness of an action be based solely on the inherent morality of the action itself?(2) Jorge admits he finds it difficult to survive on the wage earned solely from busking.(3) The dolls themselves are now made solely for the tourist interior design market.(4) people are appointed solely on the basis of merit(5) The score is solely based on the number of questions you answer before realising it's a trick.(6) She said all letters from the department were addressed solely to her husband.(7) he is solely responsible for any debts the company may incur(8) The equivalent game a year earlier is remembered fondly, if solely for a negative reason.(9) He then joined the army, motivated solely by a desire to learn combat and survival skills.(10) he is solely responsible for any debts the company may incur(11) To have a true belief is simply and solely to believe that something is so, and to be in fact right.(12) Many of the locals we met along the trail were there solely to cater to the needs of trekkers.(13) As I tell my own children, politics is too important to be left solely to the politicians.(14) It is very much a case of residents now moving out of the city and I fear it will soon become solely a student area.(15) Gone are the days, she says, when this was a pastime solely for the landed gentry.(16) The choir is still based at the school, which is now solely used as a church.

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(1) solely responsible

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(1) solely responsible

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Adverb

1. only

2. simply

3. just

7. entirely

8. wholly

9. alone

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Adverb

1. only

2. simply

3. just

7. entirely

8. wholly

9. alone

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