Definition of crucially
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:in a crucial manner
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:very importantly
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Most crucially, if DACA ends, those who benefit from the program would again be eligible for deportation.
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Attention to detail is missing, as is — crucially — the ability to weave an actual story.
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And, maybe most crucially, how do the sleeves stay up?
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In the nine games played, Williams has a passing accuracy of 85.2 percent and crucially 83.3 percent in the opponents half of the field.
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Nagel provided him with some musical pointers and, more crucially, the confidence to branch out.
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Most crucially, the Constitution explicitly dictates the relationship between the states and the federal government, delegating certain domains of policymaking to the federal government and leaving the rest to the state.
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And, crucially, Dandong is also the source of the offshore financing from Chinese banks that Pyongyang needs to pay for its illicit weapons program.
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But crucially, the FCC did not forbear from a few parts of Title II that protect consumers in other ways.
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First Known Use of crucially
1879
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