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explosively

/ɪkˈspləʊ.sɪv.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant 'soudainement, violemment ou avec force, comme une explosion'. Il peut décrire à la fois des explosions physiques littérales et des poussées figuratives rapides et dramatiques d'émotion, d'énergie ou d'activité.

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/ɪkˈspləʊ.sɪv.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant 'soudainement, violemment ou avec force, comme une explosion'. Il peut décrire à la fois des explosions physiques littérales et des poussées figuratives rapides et dramatiques d'émotion, d'énergie ou d'activité.

An adverb meaning 'in a sudden, violent, or forceful manner, as if exploding.' It can describe literal physical explosions or figurative rapid, dramatic increases or outbursts of emotion, energy, or activity.

  1. In a sudden and violent mannerB2formal

    In a way that involves or resembles an explosion; very suddenly and with great force.

    frde façon explosive

    • The gas tank exploded explosively, sending debris everywhere.
    • The volcano erupted explosively, spewing ash and lava.
    • The balloon burst explosively when it touched the sharp edge.

    Synonymesabruptlyforcefullysuddenlyviolentlyvolcanically

    Antonymesgentlygraduallymildlyslowly

  2. With sudden and dramatic increaseB2formal

    In a way that increases or grows very quickly and dramatically.

    frDe façon explosive

    • The population of the city grew explosively over the last decade.
    • The company's profits rose explosively after the new product launch.
    • The disease spread explosively through the community.

    Synonymesdramaticallyexponentiallyrapidlysharplysuddenly

    Antonymesgraduallyslowlysteadily

Formes
  • more explosively comparative form
  • most explosively superlative form
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