Synonyms for categorically
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1. flatly, categorically, unconditionallyadverb

   in an unqualified manner

   "he flatly denied the charges"

   Synonyms:
   unconditionally, flatly

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1. List of paraphrases for "categorically":

   flatly, unequivocally, emphatically, roundly, strongly, adamantly, outright, firmly, resolutely, vehemently, absolutely, conclusively, definitely, decisively

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1. Teri Hatcher:

   On the cover yesterday, [StarMagazine has] an article that says exactly that — it’s totally absurd — that I am broke and homeless and living out of my van, it’s categorically false. I am not broke. I have done very well investing my money. I am not homeless and I am not living out of my van.

2. Alberto Fujimori:

   I categorically reject having handled or handed over money to ... Ramirez, of course we will formally ask the DEA's opinion, if there really is such an investigation.

3. Yanis Varoufakis:

   We outlined to him the main objectives of this government, which is to reform Greece in a way that has never been tried before and with a determination that was always absent, we also stated categorically that the debt-deflationary cycle in which Greece finds itself is detrimental to all efforts to reform Greece.

4. Peter Stano:

   The publications of the EEASare categorically independent. We have never bowed to any alleged external political pressure. This includes also our latest snapshot overview on disinfo trends published last Friday, the public EEAS special reportmakes clear reference to the continued use of conspiracy narratives and disinformation from government and State-backed sources, including Russia and China. This is a good indicator for the fact thatthe EU did not back down to any outside pressure.

5. Mxim Behar:

   It is all part of the PR Revolution brought by social media. This is part of the new definition of public relations that has not been invented yet. When it does emerge in a clear-cut fashion, it is going to require - and receive - a new name because the name PR categorically isn't going to exist in five or ten years.