Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Surely"

A: surely は日本語の「きっと」や「に違いない」と同じ意味です。

surelyを使った例文とその日本語訳:

He'll surely come.
彼はきっと来ると思う。

It will surely rain tomorrow.
明日はきっと雨に違いないです。

A: Good question, this is quite poetic so bare with me xD

"as surely they will be by the better angels of our nature"=
surely= to emphasise ones belief

"they" i would think refers to "people" in general.

"by the better angels of our nature"= it is believed everyone has a "devil" and "angel" in their head which decides on how you decide (the devil leading you to bad decisions and the angel to good decisions). This sentence means "by the better decisions of our personality (nature= personality)

I hope this makes sence. Hope this helps~

A: seguramente

A: きっと〜

A: Surely means definitely, absolutely, 100%.

"You'll surely get the job."

"Surely you can't eat that whole pizza!"

"I surely hope it won't rain today."

A: Surely you're not planning to go to his house. You're not letting him go to that party, surely.

A: sentences

1) surely you must of known about it
2) he will surely come tomorrow
3) surely that's not true

expressions
1)Slowly but surely
sorry i cant Think of Any other expressions that have surely in thèm
i hope it helps you

A: Surely you'll pass the exam
He is surely going to pass the exam
He surely passed the exam

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A: They are synonymous,which means that there isn't any difference. Surely is just another way to say Definitely and Definitely is just another way to say Surely.

A: These phrases are almost interchangeable. I think "certainly" has more power and more faith than "surely". If you use "surely", you still may have a hint of doubt. If you use "certainly", you have very little doubt.

I have been waiting an hour for my date. Surely she hasn't forgotten to show up!

There is certainly no way my cousin would have said those things about me. I trust him fully.

A: there's not much of a difference, they're synonyms!! hope this helps!

A: "He will surely fail his exams if he doesn't study."
"He should certainly pay more attention in class."
These are examples where it wouldn't sound right if you swapped the two words. Each one just has its own context although they have the same meaning. I hope this helps 😊

A: Certainly is more of a statement/fact. Surely is more of an opinion/assumption.

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A: Your pronunciation is quite good this is how I pronounce it, with my British accent.

A: ...then I surely would have come.