Definition of crucially
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: 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’s the message from a federal judge, who has ruled today that AT&T can buy Time Warner — and, crucially, didn’t apply any restrictions to his decision.
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But more crucially, their lives gained a meaning greater than the typical, mundane domestic roles traditionally assigned to them because of their gender.
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And crucially, within BDSM, the play stops immediately when one of the practitioners wants it to stop—typically with the use of a safeword.
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But, crucially, every advanced technology these days has a military dimension.
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There, veterinary pathologist Andrew Brownlow necropsied the corpse and pulled a small, crucially placed square of plastic out of its stomach.
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And crucially, Orange County residents need to be active participants in this process and assist in implementing this strategy.
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The ruling crucially distinguishes between the President’s Twitter account—which, like public parks, is under government control—and private citizens’ accounts.
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And crucially, any such withdrawal at that point would only create a Gaza-like power vacuum to be filled by Hamas.
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First Known Use of crucially
1879
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