amazingly in Latin
amazingly in Latin is mirābiliter — amazingly means in a way that causes great surprise or wonder.
amazingly in Latin
mirābiliter
In an amazing manner; in a way that causes amazement; wonderfully.
What does "amazingly" mean?
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adv In a way that causes great surprise or wonder.
"Amazingly, the team came back from three goals down to win."
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adv To a very great or impressive extent.
"The new engine is amazingly efficient for its size."
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amazingly in a sentence
- Amazingly, the team came back from three goals down to win.
- The new engine is amazingly efficient for its size.
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What is "amazingly" in Latin?
"amazingly" in Latin is mirābiliter. amazingly means: In a way that causes great surprise or wonder.
How do you use "amazingly" in a sentence?
Example: "Amazingly, the team came back from three goals down to win." In Latin, "amazingly" is mirābiliter.
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