Certainly | Mean of certainly in English Dictionary
/ˈsɚtn̩li/
- without doubt
- It will certainly rain tomorrow.
- This year's festival was certainly much better than last year's.
- Certainly [=surely] you can do a better job than that!
- I'm certainly going to try.
- The new version is most certainly easier to use.
- The snake that bit her was almost certainly poisonous.
- He didn't get the raise he was hoping for, but he's certainly not complaining.
- I certainly didn't mean to offend anyone.
- of course
- “Can I speak to you for a moment?” “Certainly.”
- “Did I offend you?” “Oh, certainly not.” [=no, you did not offend me at all]
- “May I join you?” “You most certainly may.”