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exquisitely

/ɪkˈskwɪz.ɪt.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa "de maneira muito bonita, elegante ou refinada". Costuma ser usado para descrever algo de qualidade excepcional, grande habilidade ou uma sensação intensa, especialmente em contextos artísticos, culinários ou sensoriais.

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adverb

/ɪkˈskwɪz.ɪt.li/C1formalart
  • ptAdvérbio que significa "de maneira muito bonita, elegante ou refinada". Costuma ser usado para descrever algo de qualidade excepcional, grande habilidade ou uma sensação intensa, especialmente em contextos artísticos, culinários ou sensoriais.

An adverb meaning "in a very beautiful, delicate, or refined manner." It is often used to describe something of exceptional quality, craftsmanship, or intense sensation, frequently in artistic, culinary, or sensory contexts.

  1. In a beautiful or delicate mannerB2formal

    In a way that is extremely beautiful, delicate, or refined.

    ptPrimorosamente

    • The dress was exquisitely embroidered with gold thread.
    • She played the piano exquisitely, moving the audience to tears.
    • The garden was exquisitely designed with rare flowers.

    Sinônimosbeautifullydaintilydelicatelyelegantlyfinelygracefully

    Antônimoscoarselycrudelygrosslyroughly

  2. To a high degree of perfectionB2formal

    In a way that is done with great skill, precision, or perfection.

    ptPrimorosamente

    • The chef exquisitely prepared the five-course meal.
    • The sculpture was exquisitely carved from marble.
    • He exquisitely captured the emotion in his painting.

    Sinônimosflawlesslyimpeccablymasterfullyperfectlysuperbly

    Antônimosclumsilycrudelyincompetentlyineptlyroughly

Formas
  • more exquisitely comparative form
  • most exquisitely superlative form
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