Meaning & Definition of word "Impressively"
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Impressively
/ɪmˈprɛsɪvli/
adverb:
- 1. In a manner that evokes admiration or respect.
- Example: The athlete performed impressively in the championship, breaking several records.
- 2. With significant impact or influence.
- Example: The presentation was impressively delivered, captivating the entire audience.
- 3. With a strong or striking effect.
- Example: The architecture of the building was impressively modern, standing out in the historic city.
- 4. In a way that demonstrates skill or excellence.
- Example: She decisively and impressively handled the challenging negotiation.
- 5. In a manner that suggests power or capability.
- Example: The car accelerated impressively, leaving the competition behind.
Etymology
Derived from the word 'impressive', which comes from Latin 'impressus', meaning to press into or upon.
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.
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.