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queerly

/ˈkwɪə.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa 'de maneira estranha, incomum ou excêntrica'. Em contextos mais antigos ou literários, pode significar 'de maneira suspeita ou duvidosa'. No uso contemporâneo é mais raro devido à mudança de sentido do adjetivo 'queer'.

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Relações da palavra

adverb

/ˈkwɪə.li/C2formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa 'de maneira estranha, incomum ou excêntrica'. Em contextos mais antigos ou literários, pode significar 'de maneira suspeita ou duvidosa'. No uso contemporâneo é mais raro devido à mudança de sentido do adjetivo 'queer'.

An adverb meaning 'in a strange, odd, or unusual manner.' It can also be used in older or literary contexts to mean 'in a suspicious or questionable way.' In modern usage, it is less common due to the shift in meaning of the adjective 'queer.'

  1. In a strange or odd mannerB2formal

    In a way that is unusual, peculiar, or unexpected.

    ptEstranhamente

    • He looked at me queerly, as if he didn't recognize me.
    • The machine was behaving queerly, making strange noises.
    • She smiled queerly, which made everyone uncomfortable.

    Sinônimosabnormallycuriouslyoddlypeculiarlystrangelyunexpectedlyunusuallyweirdly

    Antônimoscommonlynaturallynormallyordinarilyusually

  2. In a suspicious or questionable wayC1formal

    In a manner that suggests something is wrong or dishonest.

    ptDe forma suspeita

    • The transaction was handled queerly, raising red flags.
    • He acted queerly when asked about his whereabouts.
    • The documents were filed queerly, out of order.

    Sinônimosdubiouslyfishilyquestionablysuspiciously

    Antônimosfairlyhonestlylegitimatelyproperlystraightforwardly

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

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