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exquisitely

/ɪkˈskwɪz.ɪt.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera muy bella, elegante o refinada». Se usa a menudo para describir algo de calidad excepcional, maestría o sensación intensa, especialmente en contextos artísticos, culinarios o sensoriales.

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adverb

/ɪkˈskwɪz.ɪt.li/C1formalart
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera muy bella, elegante o refinada». Se usa a menudo para describir algo de calidad excepcional, maestría o sensación intensa, especialmente en contextos artísticos, culinarios o sensoriales.

An adverb meaning "in a very beautiful, delicate, or refined manner." It is often used to describe something of exceptional quality, craftsmanship, or intense sensation, frequently in artistic, culinary, or sensory contexts.

  1. In a beautiful or delicate mannerB2formal

    In a way that is extremely beautiful, delicate, or refined.

    esde manera exquisita

    • The dress was exquisitely embroidered with gold thread.
    • She played the piano exquisitely, moving the audience to tears.
    • The garden was exquisitely designed with rare flowers.

    Sinónimosbeautifullydaintilydelicatelyelegantlyfinelygracefully

    Antónimoscoarselycrudelygrosslyroughly

  2. To a high degree of perfectionB2formal

    In a way that is done with great skill, precision, or perfection.

    escon exquisitez

    • The chef exquisitely prepared the five-course meal.
    • The sculpture was exquisitely carved from marble.
    • He exquisitely captured the emotion in his painting.

    Sinónimosflawlesslyimpeccablymasterfullyperfectlysuperbly

    Antónimosclumsilycrudelyincompetentlyineptlyroughly

Formas
  • more exquisitely comparative form
  • most exquisitely superlative form
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