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expressly

/ɪkˈspres.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «con un propósito específico» o «clara e inequívocamente». Se usa para enfatizar que algo se hace deliberadamente, con una intención definida, o se expresa en términos sin ambigüedad.

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adverb

/ɪkˈspres.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «con un propósito específico» o «clara e inequívocamente». Se usa para enfatizar que algo se hace deliberadamente, con una intención definida, o se expresa en términos sin ambigüedad.

An adverb meaning "for a specific purpose" or "in a clear and explicit manner." It is used to emphasize that something is done deliberately, with clear intention, or stated in unambiguous terms.

  1. For a specific purposeB2formal

    Done or said in a clear, direct, and specific way; explicitly.

    esExpresamente

    • The contract expressly forbids the use of company resources for personal gain.
    • She came expressly to apologize for her behavior.
    • The instructions were expressly written for beginners.

    Sinónimoscategoricallyclearlyexplicitlyparticularlyplainlypreciselyspecificallyunambiguouslyunequivocally

    Antónimosimplicitlyindirectly

  2. Without doubt or ambiguityB2formal

    In a way that leaves no room for confusion or misinterpretation.

    essin ambigüedad

    • The law expressly states that all drivers must wear seatbelts.
    • He expressly denied any involvement in the incident.
    • The terms of the agreement were expressly outlined in the document.

    Sinónimoscategoricallyclearlydefinitelyexplicitlyplainlyunambiguouslyunequivocally

    Antónimosambiguouslyimplicitly

Formas
  • more expressly comparative form
  • most expressly superlative form
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