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fearsomely

/ˈfɪr.səm.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de una manera que causa gran miedo o asombro» o «extremadamente; hasta un grado que asusta». Se usa para describir acciones o cualidades que son aterradoras, imponentes o que inspiran temor reverente por su intensidad.

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adverb

/ˈfɪr.səm.li/C1formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de una manera que causa gran miedo o asombro» o «extremadamente; hasta un grado que asusta». Se usa para describir acciones o cualidades que son aterradoras, imponentes o que inspiran temor reverente por su intensidad.

An adverb meaning "in a manner that causes great fear or dread" or "extremely; to a frightening degree." It is used to describe actions or qualities that are intimidating, formidable, or awe-inspiring in their intensity.

  1. In a frightening mannerC1formal

    In a way that causes fear or is intimidating.

    esde manera aterradora

    • The dragon fearsomely roared at the knights.
    • He fearsomely stared down his opponent.
    • The storm fearsomely battered the coastline.

    Sinónimosalarminglyfrighteninglymenacingly

    Antónimoscomfortinglyreassuringlysoothingly

  2. Extremely or impressivelyC1informalamerican

    Used to emphasize the intensity or degree of something, often in a positive sense.

    esde manera impresionante

    • She is fearsomely talented at playing the piano.
    • The team played fearsomely well in the championship.
    • He is fearsomely dedicated to his work.

    Sinónimosextremelyformidablyhugelyimmenselyimpressivelyincrediblytremendously

Formas
  • more fearsomely comparative form
  • most fearsomely superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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