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signally

/ˈsɪɡ.nə.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant 'd'une manière remarquable', 'clairement' ou 'de façon particulièrement visible'. Souvent utilisé pour souligner quelque chose qui se distingue, surtout dans un contexte négatif ou formel.

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adverb

/ˈsɪɡ.nə.li/C2formalbritish
  • frAdverbe signifiant 'd'une manière remarquable', 'clairement' ou 'de façon particulièrement visible'. Souvent utilisé pour souligner quelque chose qui se distingue, surtout dans un contexte négatif ou formel.

An adverb meaning 'notably,' 'conspicuously,' or 'in a way that is clearly noticeable.' It is often used to emphasize something that stands out, particularly in a negative or formal context.

  1. As a signalC2formal

    In a way that serves as a sign or indication.

    frEn guise de signal

    • The lights flashed signally to warn of the danger ahead.
    • He nodded signally to indicate his agreement.
    • The flag was raised signally to announce the arrival of the ship.
  2. In a signal mannerC2formal

    In a way that is notably or conspicuously remarkable.

    frde manière remarquable

    • She signally failed to understand the instructions.
    • The project was signally successful, exceeding all expectations.
    • He signally distinguished himself in the field of science.

    Synonymesconspicuouslyeminentlymarkedlynotablyprominentlyremarkablystrikingly

    Antonymesinconspicuouslyinsignificantlyunremarkably

Formes
  • more signally comparative form
  • most signally superlative form