Definition of solely in English:

solely

adverb ˈsəʊlliˈsoʊ(l)li

Not involving anyone or anything else; only.
独自地，单独地；仅仅
he is solely responsible for any debts the company may incur
他一人为公司可能招致的任何债务负全责。
people are appointed solely on the basis of merit
完全根据功绩任命人。
Example sentencesExamples
- The dolls themselves are now made solely for the tourist interior design market.
- The choir is still based at the school, which is now solely used as a church.
- The equivalent game a year earlier is remembered fondly, if solely for a negative reason.
- As I tell my own children, politics is too important to be left solely to the politicians.
- The event tomorrow will be solely dedicated to writers and publishers who are based in the county.
- He then joined the army, motivated solely by a desire to learn combat and survival skills.
- Mood swings may not solely be affected by certain foods but also by the lack of appropriate ones.
- Gone are the days, she says, when this was a pastime solely for the landed gentry.
- Jorge admits he finds it difficult to survive on the wage earned solely from busking.
- It is also worth remembering that drugs are not a problem that can be tackled solely by the police.
- It is simply not true that smoking is solely responsible for the current cancer epidemic.
- To have a true belief is simply and solely to believe that something is so, and to be in fact right.
- Does he seriously think that anyone believes we rely solely on the wind to light our streets?
- The scheme may be designed solely for the use of the residents or it may involve shared use.
- The reality is he was an intelligent, devious businessman who was in it solely for his own profit.
- It is very much a case of residents now moving out of the city and I fear it will soon become solely a student area.
- Should the rightness of an action be based solely on the inherent morality of the action itself?
- The score is solely based on the number of questions you answer before realising it's a trick.
- She said all letters from the department were addressed solely to her husband.
- Many of the locals we met along the trail were there solely to cater to the needs of trekkers.
Synonyms
only, simply, just, merely, uniquely, exclusively, entirely, completely, absolutely, totally, wholly, alone, no more than, to the exclusion of everything/everyone else

Definition of solely in US English:

solely

adverbˈsō(l)lēˈsoʊ(l)li

Not involving anyone or anything else; only.
独自地，单独地；仅仅
he is solely responsible for any debts the company may incur
他一人为公司可能招致的任何债务负全责。
people are appointed solely on the basis of merit
完全根据功绩任命人。
Example sentencesExamples
- He then joined the army, motivated solely by a desire to learn combat and survival skills.
- As I tell my own children, politics is too important to be left solely to the politicians.
- The score is solely based on the number of questions you answer before realising it's a trick.
- Gone are the days, she says, when this was a pastime solely for the landed gentry.
- Jorge admits he finds it difficult to survive on the wage earned solely from busking.
- The scheme may be designed solely for the use of the residents or it may involve shared use.
- Does he seriously think that anyone believes we rely solely on the wind to light our streets?
- The dolls themselves are now made solely for the tourist interior design market.
- Should the rightness of an action be based solely on the inherent morality of the action itself?
- Mood swings may not solely be affected by certain foods but also by the lack of appropriate ones.
- It is also worth remembering that drugs are not a problem that can be tackled solely by the police.
- The event tomorrow will be solely dedicated to writers and publishers who are based in the county.
- It is very much a case of residents now moving out of the city and I fear it will soon become solely a student area.
- It is simply not true that smoking is solely responsible for the current cancer epidemic.
- The choir is still based at the school, which is now solely used as a church.
- To have a true belief is simply and solely to believe that something is so, and to be in fact right.
- The reality is he was an intelligent, devious businessman who was in it solely for his own profit.
- Many of the locals we met along the trail were there solely to cater to the needs of trekkers.
- She said all letters from the department were addressed solely to her husband.
- The equivalent game a year earlier is remembered fondly, if solely for a negative reason.
Synonyms
only, simply, just, merely, uniquely, exclusively, entirely, completely, absolutely, totally, wholly, alone, no more than, to the exclusion of everyone else, to the exclusion of everything else

单词	solely
释义	Definition of solely in English: solely adverb ˈsəʊlliˈsoʊ(l)li Not involving anyone or anything else; only. 独自地，单独地；仅仅 he is solely responsible for any debts the company may incur 他一人为公司可能招致的任何债务负全责。 people are appointed solely on the basis of merit 完全根据功绩任命人。 Example sentencesExamples The dolls themselves are now made solely for the tourist interior design market. The choir is still based at the school, which is now solely used as a church. The equivalent game a year earlier is remembered fondly, if solely for a negative reason. As I tell my own children, politics is too important to be left solely to the politicians. The event tomorrow will be solely dedicated to writers and publishers who are based in the county. He then joined the army, motivated solely by a desire to learn combat and survival skills. Mood swings may not solely be affected by certain foods but also by the lack of appropriate ones. Gone are the days, she says, when this was a pastime solely for the landed gentry. Jorge admits he finds it difficult to survive on the wage earned solely from busking. It is also worth remembering that drugs are not a problem that can be tackled solely by the police. It is simply not true that smoking is solely responsible for the current cancer epidemic. To have a true belief is simply and solely to believe that something is so, and to be in fact right. Does he seriously think that anyone believes we rely solely on the wind to light our streets? The scheme may be designed solely for the use of the residents or it may involve shared use. The reality is he was an intelligent, devious businessman who was in it solely for his own profit. It is very much a case of residents now moving out of the city and I fear it will soon become solely a student area. Should the rightness of an action be based solely on the inherent morality of the action itself? The score is solely based on the number of questions you answer before realising it's a trick. She said all letters from the department were addressed solely to her husband. Many of the locals we met along the trail were there solely to cater to the needs of trekkers. Synonyms only, simply, just, merely, uniquely, exclusively, entirely, completely, absolutely, totally, wholly, alone, no more than, to the exclusion of everything/everyone else Definition of solely in US English: solely adverbˈsō(l)lēˈsoʊ(l)li Not involving anyone or anything else; only. 独自地，单独地；仅仅 he is solely responsible for any debts the company may incur 他一人为公司可能招致的任何债务负全责。 people are appointed solely on the basis of merit 完全根据功绩任命人。 Example sentencesExamples He then joined the army, motivated solely by a desire to learn combat and survival skills. As I tell my own children, politics is too important to be left solely to the politicians. The score is solely based on the number of questions you answer before realising it's a trick. Gone are the days, she says, when this was a pastime solely for the landed gentry. Jorge admits he finds it difficult to survive on the wage earned solely from busking. The scheme may be designed solely for the use of the residents or it may involve shared use. Does he seriously think that anyone believes we rely solely on the wind to light our streets? The dolls themselves are now made solely for the tourist interior design market. Should the rightness of an action be based solely on the inherent morality of the action itself? Mood swings may not solely be affected by certain foods but also by the lack of appropriate ones. It is also worth remembering that drugs are not a problem that can be tackled solely by the police. The event tomorrow will be solely dedicated to writers and publishers who are based in the county. It is very much a case of residents now moving out of the city and I fear it will soon become solely a student area. It is simply not true that smoking is solely responsible for the current cancer epidemic. The choir is still based at the school, which is now solely used as a church. To have a true belief is simply and solely to believe that something is so, and to be in fact right. The reality is he was an intelligent, devious businessman who was in it solely for his own profit. Many of the locals we met along the trail were there solely to cater to the needs of trekkers. She said all letters from the department were addressed solely to her husband. The equivalent game a year earlier is remembered fondly, if solely for a negative reason. Synonyms only, simply, just, merely, uniquely, exclusively, entirely, completely, absolutely, totally, wholly, alone, no more than, to the exclusion of everyone else, to the exclusion of everything else
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