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delicately

/ˈdel.ɪ.kət.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière délicate » — avec une approche prudente, douce ou subtile. S'emploie pour décrire des actions accomplies avec sensibilité, précision ou tact, souvent afin d'éviter de blesser, d'offenser ou d'endommager.

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adverb

/ˈdel.ɪ.kət.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière délicate » — avec une approche prudente, douce ou subtile. S'emploie pour décrire des actions accomplies avec sensibilité, précision ou tact, souvent afin d'éviter de blesser, d'offenser ou d'endommager.

An adverb meaning "in a delicate manner" — with careful, gentle, or subtle handling. It is used to describe actions performed with sensitivity, precision, or tact, often to avoid causing harm, offense, or damage.

  1. In a careful or sensitive mannerB2formal

    Done with careful attention to avoid damage or offense.

    fravec délicatesse

    • She handled the antique vase delicately.
    • He delicately broached the subject of her resignation.
    • The surgeon operated delicately on the patient's eye.

    Synonymescarefullyfinelygentlypreciselysensitivelysubtlytactfully

    Antonymesbluntlycarelesslyclumsilycrudelyharshlyinsensitivelyroughly

  2. In a subtle or refined wayB2formal

    Done with subtlety, grace, or finesse.

    fravec délicatesse / subtilement

    • The flavors were delicately balanced in the dish.
    • She delicately hinted at her disappointment.
    • The painting was delicately shaded with pastel colors.

    Synonymeselegantlyexquisitelyfinelygracefullypreciselysensitivelysubtlytactfully

    Antonymescoarselycrudelyroughly

Formes
  • more delicately comparative form
  • most delicately superlative form
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