Perguntas sobre exemplo de orações com, e a definição e o uso de "Definite"

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We'll need a definite answer by Tuesday.

The answer is a definite no. I don't know anything definite yet.

The teacher sets definite standards for her students.

A: Do you have a definite answer?
The amount of students at the school was definite.
What is the definite number of guests?
There are so many people here, what is the definite count?
Definite usually means “exact” on its own

A: - Is her answer definite?
- There's a definite chance I'm moving.

It can also be used this way:
- She is definitely wrong.

A: same but they cannot always be interchanged

I definitely love you. ---correct
I exactly love you. ---wrong

That's exactly what I was trying to say.---correct
That's definitely what I was trying to say.--correct

You guys are exact copies of each other.---correct
You guys are definite copies of each other. ---wrong

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The first one is the adjective form, while the second one is the adverb form.

Simple

A: "Definite indicates precision and firmness, as in a definite decision. Definitive includes these senses but also indicates conclusiveness."

A: Definite & certain are similar words.

definite is when something is 100% going to happen.

Certain is when you are sure of something. But it is not as confident as definate.

Appointed is a different word. An example -
Please come at the appointed time (the confirmed time)

A: Definite is not as precise as definitive.

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