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royally

/ˈrɔɪ.ə.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant 'de manière royale' ou 'comme il sied à un roi ou à une reine'. Il est aussi utilisé familièrement comme intensificateur pour signifier 'complètement' ou 'totalement', souvent dans des contextes négatifs (par exemple, 'royalement échoué').

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adverb

/ˈrɔɪ.ə.li/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant 'de manière royale' ou 'comme il sied à un roi ou à une reine'. Il est aussi utilisé familièrement comme intensificateur pour signifier 'complètement' ou 'totalement', souvent dans des contextes négatifs (par exemple, 'royalement échoué').

An adverb meaning 'in a royal manner' or 'in a way that is fit for a king or queen.' It is also used informally as an intensifier, meaning 'thoroughly' or 'completely,' often in negative contexts (e.g., 'royally messed up').

  1. In a royal mannerB2formal

    In a way that is characteristic of or suitable for a king, queen, or other monarch; with splendor or dignity.

    frDe manière royale

    • The guests were royally entertained at the palace.
    • She was treated royally by the staff during her stay.
    • The ceremony was conducted royally, with all the traditional pomp.

    Synonymesgrandlyimperiallymagnificentlymajesticallyregallysplendidly

  2. To a great degreeB2informal

    Used informally to emphasize the extent or severity of something, often negative.

    frroyalement (au sens figuré)

    • He messed up royally on the final exam.
    • They were royally cheated by the dishonest salesman.
    • The plan failed royally, causing chaos in the office.

    Synonymesabsolutelycompletelydreadfullyextremelyreallyseverelyterriblythoroughlytotallyutterly

Formes
  • more royally comparative form
  • most royally superlative form
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