deathly

• Describe algo que recuerda a la muerte o sugiere la idea de ella, usado a menudo para enfatizar cualidades extremas como palidez, silencio o inmovilidad.

Describes something that resembles or suggests death, often used to emphasize extreme qualities like paleness, silence, or stillness.

1. Resembling deathB2formal

   Having the physical appearance or quality of being dead.

   semejante a la muerte

   • His face was deathly pale after the accident.
   • A deathly silence fell over the room.
   • She had a deathly look in her eyes.

   Sinónimosashencadaverousdeathlikeghastlyghostlypalepallidskeletalwan

   Antónimosanimatedlifelikelivelyvital

2. Causing deathB2formal

   Capable of causing or leading to death; fatal.

   mortal

   • The disease had a deathly effect on the population.
   • A deathly poison was used in the assassination.
   • The wound was deathly and required immediate surgery.

   Sinónimosdeadlyfatallethalmortal

• Adverbio que significa 'como la muerte' o 'extremadamente'. Se usa a menudo para intensificar adjetivos, como 'mortalmente pálido' o 'silencioso como la muerte', transmitiendo una sensación de extrema inmovilidad, palidez o silencio.

An adverb meaning 'in a manner resembling death' or 'extremely.' It is often used to intensify adjectives, such as in 'deathly pale' or 'deathly quiet,' conveying a sense of extreme stillness, pallor, or silence.

1. In a manner resembling deathB2formal

   To a degree that is reminiscent of death; extremely or profoundly.

   de manera mortal

   • The room was deathly quiet after the announcement.
   • She looked deathly pale after the long illness.
   • The forest was deathly still in the moonlight.

   Sinónimosdeadlyexceedinglyextremelyghastlymortallyprofoundly

   Antónimosanimatedlivelyvivid