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throughly
[throo-lee]
throughly
/ ˈθruːlɪ /
adverb
archaic, thoroughly; completely
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Also, please dry your lettuces throughly and completely!
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Notably, Sterling throughly took apart each of Trump's election fraud claims in a pained, lawyer-like fashion.
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No team was a bigger disappointment in Week One than the Beavers, who had a decisive edge in continuity but were throughly outplayed for 60 minutes by WSU.
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“He looked throughly hurt whenever we would challenge him, as if he had been stabbed in the back,” he said.
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We need to know our heritage as throughly as possible to protect it, and we need to be alert.
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