expressly
eks pres lee
- r with specific intentions; for the express purpose
she needs the money expressly for her patients
- It claims that "Congress has expressly forbidden the DHS from spending a penny on any system like this to assign risk scores to airline passengers, and that the Privacy Act forbids .
- Even if it draws good ratings, how many of those viewers will be old Jay fans watching expressly because he's not Conan? The shows are already fighting intensely for bookings .
- Those bans, together with existing legislation, make gay marriage expressly illegal in 45 states.