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deliberately

/dɪˈlɪb.ər.ət.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «con intención consciente» o «a propósito», indicando que una acción se realiza de forma deliberada y no accidental. También puede significar «lenta y cuidadosamente», describiendo un modo de actuar pausado y reflexivo.

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adverb

/dɪˈlɪb.ər.ət.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «con intención consciente» o «a propósito», indicando que una acción se realiza de forma deliberada y no accidental. También puede significar «lenta y cuidadosamente», describiendo un modo de actuar pausado y reflexivo.

An adverb meaning "intentionally" or "on purpose," indicating that an action is done with conscious intent. It can also mean "slowly and carefully," describing a measured or unhurried manner of action.

  1. Intentionally or on purposeB2formal

    Done with full awareness and intention; not by accident.

    esintencionadamente

    • She deliberately ignored his calls.
    • He deliberately broke the vase to get attention.
    • The witness deliberately lied under oath.

    Sinónimosconsciouslyintentionallyknowinglyon purposepurposefullywillfullywittingly

    Antónimosaccidentallyinadvertentlyunintentionallyunwittingly

  2. Slowly and carefullyB2formal

    Done in a careful, unhurried manner, often to avoid mistakes.

    esDeliberadamente, con calma y cuidado

    • He spoke deliberately, choosing each word with care.
    • She walked deliberately across the stage.
    • The surgeon moved deliberately during the operation.

    Sinónimoscarefullycautiouslymethodicallypainstakinglyslowlysteadilyunhurriedlywarily

    Antónimoscarelesslyhastilyquicklyrashly

Formas
  • more deliberately comparative form
  • most deliberately superlative form
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