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stridently

/ˈstraɪ.dənt.li/

Tradução: Advérbio que significa 'em voz alta, de forma aguda ou insistente', usado para descrever voz, som ou opinião que é veemente e irritante. Também pode indicar algo feito de maneira excessivamente chamativa.

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Relações da palavra

adverb

/ˈstraɪ.dənt.li/C1formal
  • ptAdvérbio que significa 'em voz alta, de forma aguda ou insistente', usado para descrever voz, som ou opinião que é veemente e irritante. Também pode indicar algo feito de maneira excessivamente chamativa.

An adverb meaning 'in a loud, harsh, or forceful manner,' often used to describe a voice, sound, or opinion that is assertive and grating. It can also refer to something done in a way that is obtrusively conspicuous.

  1. In a loud and harsh mannerC1formal

    In a way that is loud, harsh, and grating, often referring to sound or voice.

    ptDe forma estridente e alta

    • He spoke stridently, demanding immediate action.
    • The alarm rang stridently throughout the building.
    • She argued stridently against the proposed changes.

    Sinônimosclamorouslydiscordantlygratinglyharshlyjarringlypiercinglyraucouslyshrillyvociferously

    Antônimosgentlymildly

  2. Forcefully and assertivelyC1formal

    In a manner that is forceful, emphatic, and often confrontational.

    ptDe forma contundente e assertiva

    • The politician stridently defended his position.
    • They stridently opposed the new regulations.
    • The editorial stridently criticized the government's policy.

    Sinônimosaggressivelyassertivelyemphaticallyforcefullyinsistentlyloudlyvehementlyvociferously

    Antônimosgentlyhesitantlymeeklypassivelytimidly

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

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