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delightfully

/dɪˈlaɪt.fəl.i/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui procure un grand plaisir, de la joie ou de la satisfaction ». S'emploie pour décrire des actions, qualités ou impressions qui sont charmantes, agréables ou qui procurent un vif enchantement.

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/dɪˈlaɪt.fəl.i/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui procure un grand plaisir, de la joie ou de la satisfaction ». S'emploie pour décrire des actions, qualités ou impressions qui sont charmantes, agréables ou qui procurent un vif enchantement.

An adverb meaning 'in a way that causes great pleasure, joy, or satisfaction.' It is used to describe actions, qualities, or experiences that are charming, pleasing, or highly enjoyable.

  1. In a pleasing mannerB1formal

    In a way that gives great pleasure, joy, or satisfaction.

    frDe manière agréable

    • The garden was delightfully arranged with colorful flowers.
    • She sang delightfully, captivating the entire audience.
    • The meal was delightfully prepared and presented.

    Synonymesagreeablycharminglyenjoyablymarvellouslynicelypleasantlysatisfyinglywonderfully

    Antonymesawfullydisagreeablyhorriblymiserablyterriblyunpleasantly

  2. Charmingly or pleasantlyB2formal

    In a way that is charming, attractive, or agreeable.

    frde manière charmante ou agréable

    • The old cottage was delightfully quaint and cozy.
    • He smiled delightfully at the compliment.
    • The weather was delightfully warm for a winter day.

    Synonymesagreeablyappealinglycaptivatinglycharminglyenchantinglylovelynicelypleasantly

    Antonymesdisagreeablyrepulsivelyunattractivelyunpleasantly

Formes
  • more delightfully comparative form
  • most delightfully superlative form
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