Meaning & Definition of Impressively in English
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Impressively
In a manner that has a strong effect on others
Pronunciation:
/ɪmˈprɛsɪvli/Part of Speech:
adverbDetailed Definitions
Definition: In an impressive way; in a manner that evokes admiration.
Example Sentence: The performance was impressively executed, leaving the audience in awe.
Definition: Used to emphasize the degree to which an action or quality is impressive.
Example Sentence: She managed to impressively juggle three flaming torches.
Etymology
Origin: Derived from the word 'impressive', which comes from Latin 'impressus', meaning to press into or upon.
Synonyms
remarkablystrikinglynotablyastonishinglyextraordinarily
Common Phrases and Expressions
- make an impression: To have a strong effect on someone, to leave a lasting mark.
- impress upon: To strongly convey or make someone realize something.
Translations
- Spanish: impresivamente
- French: impressionnablement
- German: beeindruckend
- Russian: впечатляюще
Related Words
- impressive: Having the ability to impress or evoke admiration.
- impression: An effect produced on someone or something.
- impress: To make someone feel admiration or respect.
Slang Meanings of impressively
Meaning: To show off in a way that is meant to impress others.
Example Sentence: He flexed his new car to impressively show off to his friends.
Meaning: To do something very well to gain admiration.
Example Sentence: She went all out on her presentation to impressively catch everyone's attention.