Synonyms:
conclusively, once_and_for_all
Meaning: in a conclusive way; "we settled the problem conclusively"
Usage examples
"No," said the dwarf, conclusively.
"It's my biggest self-evident fact," said Kate, conclusively.
"Next they demanded that I give them a large sum, which I had promised when they showed me, conclusively, that they could make diamonds.
A dance was in progress in honor of the robbery so recently perpetrated, which proved conclusively, that they were without even a suspicion of danger.
As they were riding carelessly homeward, beguiling the time with anecdote and remark upon their future prospects, the scenery around them, with an occasional sight at some kind of game, what should appear ahead of them but four Indian warriors, remarkably well mounted, painted and decked with feathers, showing, conclusively, that they were out upon the war-path.
On the wall was a framed print; and the edge of the frame, seen through the spectacle-glass, appeared quite unaltered and free from distortion, magnification or reduction, as if seen through plain window-glass; and yet the reflections of the candle-flame in the spectacles showed the flame upside down, proving conclusively that the glasses were concave on one surface at least.