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racily

/ˈreɪ.sɪ.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'de manera vivaz, enérgica o con cierta picardía'. Se usa a menudo para describir escritos, discursos o comportamientos que son ligeramente atrevidos, animados o llenos de brío.

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adverb

/ˈreɪ.sɪ.li/C2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa 'de manera vivaz, enérgica o con cierta picardía'. Se usa a menudo para describir escritos, discursos o comportamientos que son ligeramente atrevidos, animados o llenos de brío.

An adverb meaning 'in a lively, spirited, or suggestive manner.' It is often used to describe writing, speech, or behavior that is mildly risqué, vivid, or full of zest.

  1. In a lively or spirited mannerC1informal

    In a way that is lively, energetic, and full of zest.

    esDe manera vivaz o animada

    • She told the story racily, keeping everyone entertained.
    • The novel was written racily, with vivid descriptions and quick dialogue.
    • He spoke racily about his adventures abroad.

    Sinónimosanimatedlybrisklyenergeticallyjauntilylivelyspiritedlyvivaciouslyzestfully

    Antónimosdullylanguidlylistlesslytamely

  2. In a suggestive or risqué mannerC1informal

    In a way that is slightly indecent or sexually suggestive, often in a playful or humorous way.

    esde manera picante o atrevida

    • The comedian performed racily, making the audience blush and laugh.
    • The magazine article was written racily, hinting at scandalous details.
    • She dressed racily for the party, attracting many glances.

    Sinónimosbawdilyindecorouslynaughtilyprovocativelyspicilysuggestively

    Antónimosdecentlyproperly

Formas
  • more racily comparative form
  • most racily superlative form
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