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Meaning & Definition of Mildly in English

English

Mildly

To a moderate degree; not strongly or intensely


Pronunciation:

/ˈmaɪldli/

Part of Speech:

adverb

Detailed Definitions

  • Definition: To a small or moderate extent.

    Example Sentence: He was mildly annoyed by the delay.

  • Definition: In a gentle or understated manner.

    Example Sentence: The critics were mildly impressed with the performance.

  • Definition: Slightly or somewhat.

    Example Sentence: The weather is mildly warm today.

Etymology

Origin: Middle English, from mild + -ly.

Synonyms

slightlymoderatelysomewhatgently

Common Phrases and Expressions

  • mildly amusing: Interesting but not entertaining enough.
  • mildly surprised: Somewhat surprised, but not overwhelmingly so.
  • mildly irritating: Causing slight annoyance.

Translations

  • Spanish: ligeramente
  • French: légerement
  • German: mild
  • Russian: слегка

Related Words

  • mild: Gentle or moderate in nature.
  • moderate: Average in amount, intensity, quality, or degree.

Slang Meanings of mildly

  • Meaning: Used in a playful way to indicate slightness of something.

    Example Sentence: It was mildly chaotic at the party last night.

  • Meaning: Used to downplay a situation or reaction.

    Example Sentence: I'm mildly excited about the concert.