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namely
[neym-lee]
adverb
that is to say; explicitly; specifically; to wit.
an item of legislation, namely, the housing bill.
namely
/ ˈԱɪɪ /
adverb
that is to say
it was another colour, namely green
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Sanders’ design for Disney superstar Stitch, namely his large almond-shaped eyes, ears and pronounced mouth, also influenced the design.
"The prosecution says that placing bets with inside information is a criminal offence, namely cheating," he added.
He previously admitted two counts of having an offensive weapon, namely two swords.
Ms Patterson was also quizzed on evidence given by other witnesses that she had asked her guests to come to the lunch to discuss health issues, namely a cancer diagnosis.
Ms Rees added: "They both had something serious to hide, namely that they were both involved in causing his death."
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