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hastily

/ˈheɪ.stɪ.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa «com velocidade excessiva ou pressa; apressadamente ou sem cuidado». Frequentemente implica que a ação foi feita rápido demais, resultando em falta de atenção ou reflexão.

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Relações da palavra

adverb

/ˈheɪ.stɪ.li/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa «com velocidade excessiva ou pressa; apressadamente ou sem cuidado». Frequentemente implica que a ação foi feita rápido demais, resultando em falta de atenção ou reflexão.

An adverb meaning "with excessive speed or urgency; in a rushed or careless manner." It often implies that an action was performed too quickly, resulting in a lack of attention or thought.

  1. Quickly and without careB1formal

    Done in a hurried or rushed manner, often resulting in mistakes or lack of attention.

    ptÀs pressas

    • She hastily packed her suitcase before the taxi arrived.
    • He hastily wrote down the instructions without checking them.
    • The report was hastily prepared and contained several errors.

    Sinônimosabruptlycarelesslyheadlonghurriedlyimpetuouslyimpulsivelyprecipitatelyrashlythoughtlessly

    Antônimoscarefullydeliberatelymethodicallyslowlythoroughly

  2. Impulsively or without thoughtB2formal

    Acting or deciding quickly without proper consideration.

    ptImpulsivamente

    • He hastily agreed to the terms without reading the contract.
    • She hastily quit her job after a minor disagreement.
    • They hastily made a decision that they later regretted.

    Sinônimoscarelesslyheedlesslyimpetuouslyimpulsivelyprecipitatelyrashlythoughtlessly

    Antônimoscarefullyconsideratelydeliberatelyprudentlythoughtfully

Formas
  • more hastily comparative form
  • most hastily superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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