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importantly in Greek

importantly in Greek is το κυριότερο, το σημαντικότερο, σημαντικά — importantly means used to highlight a point as especially significant.

importantly in Greek

το κυριότερο
adv
Pronounced: to kyriotero
(sentence adverb) Used to mark a statement as having importance.
το σημαντικότερο
adv
Pronounced: to simadikotero
(sentence adverb) Used to mark a statement as having importance.
σημαντικά
adv
Pronounced: simadika
In an important manner.

What does "importantly" mean?

  1. adv Used to highlight a point as especially significant.
    "More importantly, the results were reproducible across every trial."
  2. adv In a manner suggesting significance or self-importance.
    "He spoke importantly, as if his opinion settled the matter."
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importantly in a sentence

  • More importantly, the results were reproducible across every trial.
  • He spoke importantly, as if his opinion settled the matter.

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What is "importantly" in Greek?

"importantly" in Greek is το κυριότερο, το σημαντικότερο, σημαντικά. importantly means: Used to highlight a point as especially significant.

How do you pronounce το κυριότερο?

"importantly" in Greek is το κυριότερο, pronounced "to kyriotero".

How do you use "importantly" in a sentence?

Example: "More importantly, the results were reproducible across every trial." In Greek, "importantly" is το κυριότερο, το σημαντικότερο, σημαντικά.

Are there other ways to say "importantly" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "importantly": το κυριότερο, το σημαντικότερο, σημαντικά.

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