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tentatively

/ˈtɛn.tə.tɪv.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa «de manera insegura o vacilante» o «como propuesta provisional». Se usa para describir acciones o afirmaciones hechas con cautela, sin compromiso total ni carácter definitivo.

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adverb

/ˈtɛn.tə.tɪv.li/B2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa «de manera insegura o vacilante» o «como propuesta provisional». Se usa para describir acciones o afirmaciones hechas con cautela, sin compromiso total ni carácter definitivo.

An adverb meaning "in a hesitant or uncertain manner" or "as a preliminary proposal." It is used to describe actions or statements made with caution, without full commitment or finality.

  1. In a hesitant or uncertain mannerB2formal

    Done in a way that shows hesitation or lack of confidence.

    esde manera tentativa

    • She tentatively stepped onto the ice, unsure of her balance.
    • He tentatively raised his hand to ask a question.
    • The child tentatively approached the unfamiliar dog.

    Sinónimoscautiouslydiffidentlydoubtfullyfalteringlyhaltinglyhesitantlyskepticallytimidlyuncertainlywarily

    Antónimosassertivelyboldlycertainlyconfidentlydecisivelyfirmly

  2. Subject to change or confirmationB2formal

    Done as a temporary arrangement, pending final confirmation.

    esprovisionalmente

    • The meeting is tentatively scheduled for next Tuesday.
    • We have tentatively agreed to the terms of the contract.
    • The launch date is tentatively set for March 15th.

    Sinónimosconditionallyexperimentallyprovisionallytemporarily

    Antónimosconclusivelydecisivelyfinallypermanently

Formas
  • more tentatively comparative form
  • most tentatively superlative form
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