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artlessly

/ˈɑːrt.ləs.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa de maneira natural, simples e despretensiosa, sem artifício, astúcia ou malícia. Usado sobretudo em contexto literário para descrever um estilo leve, sem afetação ou artificialidade intencional.

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adverb

/ˈɑːrt.ləs.li/C2formalart
  • ptAdvérbio que significa de maneira natural, simples e despretensiosa, sem artifício, astúcia ou malícia. Usado sobretudo em contexto literário para descrever um estilo leve, sem afetação ou artificialidade intencional.

An adverb meaning "in a natural, simple, and unaffected manner, without artifice or guile." It is often used in literary or artistic contexts to describe a style that appears effortless, unpretentious, or lacking deliberate contrivance.

  1. In a crude and unskilled mannerC1formal

    Done without skill, refinement, or technique; clumsily.

    ptSem habilidade

    • The sculpture was artlessly carved from a block of wood.
    • He artlessly attempted to fix the engine, making it worse.
    • The painting was artlessly executed, lacking any finesse.

    Sinônimosawkwardlyclumsilycrudelyineptly

    Antônimosadroitlyexpertlymasterfullyproficientlyskillfully

  2. In an ingenuous mannerC1formal

    Done in a natural, innocent, or naive way, without guile or deception.

    ptIngenuamente

    • She artlessly confessed her feelings without hesitation.
    • The child artlessly asked why the sky is blue.
    • He artlessly shared his opinion, unaware of the controversy.

    Sinônimoscandidlyingenuouslyinnocentlynaivelynaturallyopenlysimplysincerely

    Antônimosartfullycraftilycunninglydeceitfullyslyly

Formas
  • more artlessly comparative form
  • most artlessly superlative form
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