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approximately

ADVERB You use approximately to show that a number or amount is not exact or accurate. ■ Approximately $150 million is to be spent on improvements. ■ Each session lasted approximately 30 to 40 minutes.

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  comparatively
  

ADVERB You use comparatively when you are contrasting two or more things or people. ■ a comparatively small nation ■ children who find it ccmparativvly eeay to make and keep friends

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  ideally
  

ADVERB If you say that ideally a particular thing should happen or be done, you mean that this is what would be best, but you know that this may not be possible or practical. ■ People should, ideally, eat much less fat. ■ The restructuring ideally needs to be completed this year

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  indefinitely
  

ADVERB If a situation will continue indefinitely, it will continue for ever or until someone decides to change it or end it. ■ The visit has now been postponed indefinH^^y^. ■ The school has been closed indefintt^^y..

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  inevitably
  

ADVERB If something will inevitably happen, it is certain to happen and cannot be prevented or avoided. ■ Technological changes will inevitably lead to unemployment.

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  Inevitably, the proposal is running into difficulties.
  

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  interestingly
  

ADVERB You use interestingly to introduce a piece of information that you think is interesting or unexpected.

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  Interestingly enough, a few weeks later, he remarried.
  

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