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authoritatively

/ɔːˈθɒr.ɪ.tə.tɪv.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière considérée comme exacte ou vraie ; avec un air d'autorité ». Il décrit des actions ou des déclarations faites avec confiance, connaissance ou autorité officielle.

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adverb

/ɔːˈθɒr.ɪ.tə.tɪv.li/C1formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière considérée comme exacte ou vraie ; avec un air d'autorité ». Il décrit des actions ou des déclarations faites avec confiance, connaissance ou autorité officielle.

An adverb meaning "in a way that is trusted as being accurate or true; with an air of authority." It describes actions or statements made with confidence, expertise, or official power.

  1. In a commanding mannerB2formal

    In a way that shows confidence, power, and the right to give orders or make decisions.

    frDe manière autoritaire

    • The manager spoke authoritatively about the new policy.
    • She authoritatively directed the team to complete the task.
    • He authoritatively declared the meeting adjourned.

    Synonymesassertivelyautocraticallyconfidentlydecisivelyimperiouslymasterfully

    Antonymesdiffidentlyhesitantlymeeklyobedientlysubmissivelytimidlyuncertainlyweakly

  2. With expert knowledgeB2formal

    In a way that demonstrates deep knowledge or expertise on a subject.

    frAvec expertise

    • The professor authoritatively explained the complex theory.
    • She authoritatively answered all the questions during the interview.
    • He authoritatively wrote the definitive guide on the topic.

    Synonymescapablycompetentlyexpertlymasterfullyprofessionallyproficientlyskillfully

    Antonymesignorantly

Formes
  • more authoritatively comparative form
  • most authoritatively superlative form
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