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What is the difference between deliberately and intentionally ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between deliberately and intentionally ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Both mean "on purpose".
Deliberately is normally used in physical interaction like "The child deliberately droped the ice cream".
Intentionally seemes to be used with thoughts or actions. "She intentionally withheld information to avoid the fee."
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- English (US)
Both mean "on purpose".
Deliberately is normally used in physical interaction like "The child deliberately droped the ice cream".
Intentionally seemes to be used with thoughts or actions. "She intentionally withheld information to avoid the fee."
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