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singularly

/ˈsɪŋ.ɡjə.lər.li/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière remarquable ou inhabituelle » ou « à un degré exceptionnel ». Il peut aussi signifier « individuellement » ou « séparément », en soulignant que quelque chose est distinct ou unique par rapport aux autres.

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adverb

/ˈsɪŋ.ɡjə.lər.li/C1formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière remarquable ou inhabituelle » ou « à un degré exceptionnel ». Il peut aussi signifier « individuellement » ou « séparément », en soulignant que quelque chose est distinct ou unique par rapport aux autres.

An adverb meaning "in a remarkable or unusual way" or "to an extraordinary degree." It can also mean "individually" or "separately," emphasizing something as being distinct or unique from others.

  1. In a remarkable or unusual wayC1formal

    To an unusual degree; exceptionally or notably.

    frde manière remarquable

    • She was singularly unimpressed by the grand presentation.
    • The team performed singularly well under pressure.
    • He is singularly focused on achieving his goals.

    Synonymesexceptionallyextraordinarilynotablyoutstandinglyparticularlyremarkablystrikinglyunusually

    Antonymescommonlynormallyordinarilytypicallyusually

  2. Individually or separatelyC1formal

    In a way that relates to one person or thing only; not collectively.

    frindividuellement

    • The issues must be considered singularly, not as a group.
    • Each member was addressed singularly by the manager.
    • The data points were analyzed singularly to avoid confusion.

    Synonymesaloneapartindependentlyindividuallyseparatelyseverallysingly

    Antonymescollectivelytogether

Formes
  • more singularly comparative form
  • most singularly superlative form
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