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trepidly

/ˈtrɛp.ɪd.li/

Traducción: Adverbio poco común y arcaico que significa «con temor» o «de manera asustada y temblorosa». Proviene del adjetivo 'trepid' (temeroso) y ya no se usa en el habla cotidiana, siendo en gran medida reemplazado por 'trepidatiously' o frases como 'con trepidación'.

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adverb

/ˈtrɛp.ɪd.li/C2formalobsoleto
  • esAdverbio poco común y arcaico que significa «con temor» o «de manera asustada y temblorosa». Proviene del adjetivo 'trepid' (temeroso) y ya no se usa en el habla cotidiana, siendo en gran medida reemplazado por 'trepidatiously' o frases como 'con trepidación'.

An archaic and rare adverb meaning "with trepidation" or "in a fearful, trembling manner." It is derived from the adjective 'trepid' (fearful) and is no longer in common use, having been largely replaced by 'trepidatiously' or phrases like 'with trepidation.'

  1. In a fearful or hesitant mannerC1formal

    Acting with nervousness, anxiety, or hesitation due to fear of the unknown or potential danger.

    esCon temor o vacilación

    • She trepidly entered the dark room, unsure of what she might find.
    • He trepidly approached the edge of the cliff, his heart racing.
    • The student trepidly raised his hand to ask the professor a question.

    Sinónimosanxiouslyapprehensivelycautiouslyfearfullyhesitantlynervouslytimidlytimorouslywarily

    Antónimosboldlybravelycourageouslyfearlessly

Formas
  • more trepidly comparative form
  • most trepidly superlative form