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irregularly

/ɪˈreɡ.jə.lər.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa «de maneira irregular» ou «sem seguir um padrão habitual». Pode descrever ações que ocorrem em intervalos desiguais, que se desviam da norma ou que carecem de uniformidade na forma ou no comportamento.

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Relações da palavra

adverb

/ɪˈreɡ.jə.lər.li/B2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa «de maneira irregular» ou «sem seguir um padrão habitual». Pode descrever ações que ocorrem em intervalos desiguais, que se desviam da norma ou que carecem de uniformidade na forma ou no comportamento.

An adverb meaning "in an irregular manner" or "not following a regular pattern." It can describe actions that occur at uneven intervals, deviate from the norm, or lack uniformity in form or behavior.

  1. Not following a patternB2formal

    In a way that does not happen at regular times or intervals.

    ptIrregularmente

    • The trains run irregularly on weekends.
    • She visits her hometown irregularly, only once every few years.
    • The heartbeat was beating irregularly, causing concern.

    Sinônimoserraticallyfitfullyintermittentlyoccasionallypatchilyrandomlysporadicallyunevenly

    Antônimosconsistentlyevenlyregularlysteadilyuniformly

  2. Not conforming to rulesB2formal

    In a way that does not follow the usual rules or standards.

    ptIrregularmente

    • The verb is conjugated irregularly in the past tense.
    • The documents were filed irregularly, missing several signatures.
    • He behaved irregularly during the meeting, interrupting constantly.

    Sinônimosabnormallyanomalouslyimproperlyunconventionally

    Antônimosconventionallynormallyregularly

Formas
  • more irregularly comparative form
  • most irregularly superlative form
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