SOLELY | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary It's solely for your use The screening is carried out solely for the benefit of the individual It must be strange to be celebrated solely for your beauty He's solely in charge of the operation The administration's energy plan is focused solely on drilling for oil
SOLELY definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary If something involves solely one thing or one person, it involves only this thing or this one person and no others Too often we make decisions based solely upon what we see in the magazines She insisted that she was solely responsible for what had happened
Solely Definition Meaning | YourDictionary Without another or others; alone To be solely to blame Only, exclusively, merely, or altogether To read solely for pleasure That was left solely in my hands It was hardly fair to shift that responsibility solely to him Was her attraction to him based solely on his looks?