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indelibly

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[in-del-uhb-lee] / ɪnˈdɛl əb li /

adverb

  1. in a way that leaves an indelible trace or memory.


Example Sentences

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If Ms. Noem lets her bureaucracy support his deportation, the Secretary will indelibly mar her legacy.

From The Wall Street Journal

Equally if not more indelibly depicted is the tragedy of what the fire erased from the world.

From Salon

"It's coming home!" – a phrase indelibly linked to English football fans – has now gained currency among some Zambians in the battle over what to do with the body of former President Edgar Lungu.

From BBC

After the interview, as they walk toward Venice Beach to be photographed, it’s easy to see how indelibly linked the two are.

From Los Angeles Times

She's arguably the most famous woman in Scotland, indelibly linked to her party.

From BBC