purely and simply

Absolutely; essentially; plainly so, without having to say any more or less. This "educational app" they are promoting is purely and simply an interactive advertisement. Their performance was purely and simply phenomenal.

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Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

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plainly
put (something) plainly
put plainly
go it blind
swipe right
swipe left
take it as read
take something as read
take something/it as read
to say the least

References in classic literature

It was purely and simply his removal, in terms clear and precise.

Twenty Years After

"He acted purely and simply out of genuine concern," he added.

Paying penalty

As Greg Lynn sensibly puts it in the catalogue, "It is our responsibility to improve and to apply the [characteristics of the method] in new ways, not to reduce them purely and simply to a process." If Lynn is "non-standard" architecture's most eloquent spokesman, Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos of the UN Studio are its most impressive practitioners.

"Non-Standard Architectures": Centre Georges Pompidou

The general sentiment is that the government is unjust, incapable of solving problems, and resorts purely and simply to the physical liquidation of its opponents.

Marighella's revenge in Iraq

``The West Ham game is an opportunity purely and simply because it is our next game.''

Football: SURVIVAL BID FOR MEGSON; WBA v WEST HAM, SUN, 2pm

They very quickly make alliances with the mediocre and with administrations, to create a terrifying monolith of power based on control of speech and on prosecutions, a monolith whose real agenda is purely and simply power.

Governing the Tongue: The Politics of Speech in Early New England

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释义	purely and simply purely and simply Absolutely; essentially; plainly so, without having to say any more or less. This "educational app" they are promoting is purely and simply an interactive advertisement. Their performance was purely and simply phenomenal. See also: and Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: plainly put (something) plainly put plainly go it blind swipe right swipe left take it as read take something as read take something/it as read to say the least References in classic literature It was purely and simply his removal, in terms clear and precise. Twenty Years After "He acted purely and simply out of genuine concern," he added. Paying penalty As Greg Lynn sensibly puts it in the catalogue, "It is our responsibility to improve and to apply the [characteristics of the method] in new ways, not to reduce them purely and simply to a process." If Lynn is "non-standard" architecture's most eloquent spokesman, Ben van Berkel and Caroline Bos of the UN Studio are its most impressive practitioners. "Non-Standard Architectures": Centre Georges Pompidou The general sentiment is that the government is unjust, incapable of solving problems, and resorts purely and simply to the physical liquidation of its opponents. Marighella's revenge in Iraq ``The West Ham game is an opportunity purely and simply because it is our next game.'' Football: SURVIVAL BID FOR MEGSON; WBA v WEST HAM, SUN, 2pm They very quickly make alliances with the mediocre and with administrations, to create a terrifying monolith of power based on control of speech and on prosecutions, a monolith whose real agenda is purely and simply power. Governing the Tongue: The Politics of Speech in Early New England
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