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Definition of purposefully in English: purposefullyadverb ˈpəːpəsfʊliˈpəːpəsf(ə)liˈpərpəsfəli 1In a way that shows determination or resolve. Rachael takes the lead, striding purposefully towards the door Example sentencesExamples - Then she heads purposefully for the door.
- Niklas headed purposefully for the gramophone in the living room and let the sounds of cheerful Bavarian folk music fill the apartment.
- There were well-groomed sales negotiators talking purposefully on the phones trying hard to pitch a sale here and close another deal there.
- I much prefer it when he strides purposefully through the office with a menacing glare.
- I leave the boss and stride purposefully to the colour printer to retrieve my latest set of glossy prints.
- He walked purposefully to the small nightstand by the motel bed and pulled a tissue from the box on top of the table.
- Purposefully, I squared my shoulders and pushed myself off the couch.
- I swear as I march purposefully toward the direction of the morgue.
- They slog purposefully, awaiting the report of the distant guns to herald the attack.
- Olivia marches purposefully around the shop.
- Michelle completely ignored him and strode purposefully to the racks full of sniper rifles.
- The boss strode purposefully past the janitors, but then suddenly stopped.
2With a useful purpose. how is it possible to share information effectively and purposefully with project partners? Example sentencesExamples - We can guide students more purposefully through their work as writers and use our responses to teach, not just to critique or grade.
- Less purposefully, the president also attained the type of monetary policy that he had earlier sought.
- There is an inability to communicate or interact purposefully with the environment.
- Many political ecologists are purposefully engaged in such action.
- Using this gift purposefully, we tap into a higher dimension of intelligence.
- We have to devise ways in which serious matters are seriously and purposefully discussed.
- There was some stuff going on there that wasn't entirely explained purposefully.
- Live more purposefully: reassert your values and become more aware of your actions and motivations.
- She organized them into an orderly set of people each working purposefully and productively.
- The latter means that management can purposefully change the mix, introducing more market, for example, or less command.
- I want the paintings clearly and purposefully hung, without trying to conceal or minimize the visual interruption.
3Intentionally and deliberately. we purposefully avoided addressing the problem purposefully vague answers Example sentencesExamples - The acting is purposefully melodramatic and adds to the satirical atmosphere that runs through each scene.
- Their purposefully chaotic show unites song, video and propaganda as the boys bid to convert us from eco-worriers to eco-warriors.
- The reader is purposefully kept off-balance, not wholly in control of what they read.
- He's purposefully avoiding the questions about his own prior admissions.
- Charlie stumbles as they purposefully trip him and push him down.
- When I went to view the show, all I encountered was a purposefully composed, near derelict space.
- Some chains purposefully advertise in markets before entering them.
- The work wound down and the planned clean-up of the site was purposefully put aside.
- They are thugs, delighting in purposefully tormenting him.
- Employing language that is purposefully stylized and mannered, it reads something like a perverse Lewis Carroll.
- We purposefully picked the specific airline because it was the largest and most wellknown national carrier.
Definition of purposefully in US English: purposefullyadverbˈpərpəsfəliˈpərpəsfəlē 1In a way that shows determination or resolve. Rachael takes the lead, striding purposefully towards the door Example sentencesExamples - They slog purposefully, awaiting the report of the distant guns to herald the attack.
- Olivia marches purposefully around the shop.
- I leave the boss and stride purposefully to the colour printer to retrieve my latest set of glossy prints.
- There were well-groomed sales negotiators talking purposefully on the phones trying hard to pitch a sale here and close another deal there.
- Michelle completely ignored him and strode purposefully to the racks full of sniper rifles.
- Purposefully, I squared my shoulders and pushed myself off the couch.
- I swear as I march purposefully toward the direction of the morgue.
- Niklas headed purposefully for the gramophone in the living room and let the sounds of cheerful Bavarian folk music fill the apartment.
- I much prefer it when he strides purposefully through the office with a menacing glare.
- The boss strode purposefully past the janitors, but then suddenly stopped.
- Then she heads purposefully for the door.
- He walked purposefully to the small nightstand by the motel bed and pulled a tissue from the box on top of the table.
2With a useful purpose. how is it possible to share information effectively and purposefully with project partners? Example sentencesExamples - Many political ecologists are purposefully engaged in such action.
- I want the paintings clearly and purposefully hung, without trying to conceal or minimize the visual interruption.
- The latter means that management can purposefully change the mix, introducing more market, for example, or less command.
- Less purposefully, the president also attained the type of monetary policy that he had earlier sought.
- There was some stuff going on there that wasn't entirely explained purposefully.
- She organized them into an orderly set of people each working purposefully and productively.
- We have to devise ways in which serious matters are seriously and purposefully discussed.
- Live more purposefully: reassert your values and become more aware of your actions and motivations.
- We can guide students more purposefully through their work as writers and use our responses to teach, not just to critique or grade.
- Using this gift purposefully, we tap into a higher dimension of intelligence.
- There is an inability to communicate or interact purposefully with the environment.
3Intentionally and deliberately. we purposefully avoided addressing the problem purposefully vague answers Example sentencesExamples - Charlie stumbles as they purposefully trip him and push him down.
- When I went to view the show, all I encountered was a purposefully composed, near derelict space.
- The work wound down and the planned clean-up of the site was purposefully put aside.
- Employing language that is purposefully stylized and mannered, it reads something like a perverse Lewis Carroll.
- The acting is purposefully melodramatic and adds to the satirical atmosphere that runs through each scene.
- They are thugs, delighting in purposefully tormenting him.
- He's purposefully avoiding the questions about his own prior admissions.
- Their purposefully chaotic show unites song, video and propaganda as the boys bid to convert us from eco-worriers to eco-warriors.
- We purposefully picked the specific airline because it was the largest and most wellknown national carrier.
- The reader is purposefully kept off-balance, not wholly in control of what they read.
- Some chains purposefully advertise in markets before entering them.
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