Categorically: meaning, definitions and examples

Used when you want to make a statement that is very clear and direct without any possibility of doubt or qualification.

• She categorically denied the allegations.
• He categorically refused to attend the meeting.

Used to show that there is no doubt about something; it's a strong affirmation. Often used in conversations to show strong agreement or confirmation.

• I will definitely attend your wedding.
• The project is definitely behind schedule.

Used to describe a statement or action that is completely clear and not allowing for any doubt or confusion.

• He spoke unequivocally about his decision to resign.
• The evidence proves her guilt unequivocally.

Often used to emphasize that something is completely true or the case. It can also be used to show enthusiastic agreement.

• I absolutely agree with you.
• The service was absolutely terrible.

Used when someone or something acts in a firm and determined way, making decisions quickly and effectively.

• She acted decisively to deal with the emergency.
• The team needs a president who can lead decisively.