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solely
[sohl-lee]
adverb
as the only one or ones.
solely responsible.
exclusively or only.
plants found solely in the tropics.
merely.
She wanted solely to get out of the house for a while.
solely
/ ˈsəʊllɪ /
adverb
only; completely; entirely
without another or others; singly; alone
for one thing only
Example Sentences
Their “internal conflict, depression, and anxiety” is ascribed solely to urges “inconsistent with their faith or values.”
No federal dollars are used for that undocumented healthcare — it’s solely state money.
“The government shut down some 75 newspapers and magazines, and imprisoned hundreds of people — most notably Socialist leader Eugene V. Debs — solely for things they wrote or said,” Hochschild said.
But this list comprises solely of the top five he played against in the Champions League.
Signing on would give universities priority access to some federal grants, but government money would not be limited solely to those schools, according to a White House official.
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