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worthily

/ˈwɜːr.ðɪ.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'de una manera que merece respeto, honor o admiración'. Describe acciones realizadas con mérito, dignidad o valor moral, a menudo implicando que la acción corresponde al valor o estatus de la persona o cosa involucrada.

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adverb

/ˈwɜːr.ðɪ.li/C1formal
  • esAdverbio que significa 'de una manera que merece respeto, honor o admiración'. Describe acciones realizadas con mérito, dignidad o valor moral, a menudo implicando que la acción corresponde al valor o estatus de la persona o cosa involucrada.

An adverb meaning 'in a manner deserving of respect, honor, or admiration.' It describes actions performed with merit, dignity, or moral worth, often implying that the action is appropriate to the value or status of the person or thing involved.

  1. In a deserving mannerC1formal

    In a way that is deserving of respect, praise, or reward.

    esde manera digna

    • She worthily represented her country at the competition.
    • He worthily received the award for his years of service.
    • The team worthily earned their place in the finals.

    Sinónimosappropriatelydeservedlyfittinglyhonorablyjustlymeritoriouslyproperlyrightly

    Antónimosunworthily

  2. In a proper or suitable wayC1formal

    In a manner that is appropriate or fitting for the situation.

    esde manera digna o apropiada

    • The ceremony worthily honored the fallen soldiers.
    • They worthily celebrated their victory with dignity.
    • The legacy was worthily passed down to the next generation.

    Sinónimosappropriatelyaptlyfittinglyproperlysuitably

    Antónimosunworthily

Formas
  • more worthily comparative form
  • most worthily superlative form
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