Definition of crucially
1
: in a crucial manner
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: very importantly
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Recent Examples of crucially from the Web
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That extension also crucially served to raise a relatively low €80m buyout clause to a prohibitive €700m.
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Quite crucially, Fargeat and Fox have previously explained that though the #MeToo movement lends a timeliness to their work, these films aren’t necessarily inspired by #MeToo alone.
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And, crucially, the brand is not so much the park but rather the transformation of the old industrial wasteland into the new recreational amenity.
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And, most crucially, bats - unlike dolphins and pigeons - cannot be trained to follow orders.
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By contrast, traditional scuba headgear includes a partial face mask and most crucially, the regulator.
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And, crucially, there's a place for developers to go if Microsoft stumbles.
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The Associated Press reported last week that Mexico would impose tariffs on U.S. apples, grapes, and, crucially, pork belly, which is where bacon comes from; a tax of 10 percent became effective this Tuesday, and in a month will rise to 20 percent.
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On the other will be what Kim and the other participants know is also crucially at stake: the future of geopolitics in northeast Asia.
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First Known Use of crucially
1879
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