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certes

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cer·tes  (sûrtz, sûrts)
adv. Archaic
Certainly; truly.

[Middle English, from Old French (a) certes, perhaps from Latin ad certs or from Vulgar Latin *certnus, both from Latin certus, certain; see certain.]

certes [ˈsɜːtɪz]
adv
Archaic with certainty; truly
[from Old French, ultimately from Latin certus certain]


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Certes, you constrain me to sit down, since you enter upon such commonplace terms, of which each vile crowder hath a stock that might last from hence to Christmas.
But, certes, Robin was anything but a hunter this bright morning as he walked along with head drooping in a most love-lorn way.
CERTES, if the knife had been left in her power, she would now have thought, not of killing herself, but of killing the baron.
 
 
 
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