incredibly in Latin
incredibly in Latin is incredibiliter — incredibly means to an extreme or surprising degree.
incredibly in Latin
incredibiliter
(manner) In an incredible manner; not to be believed.
What does "incredibly" mean?
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adv To an extreme or surprising degree.
"The exam was incredibly difficult this year."
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adv Used to introduce a surprising fact that is nevertheless true.
"Incredibly, she finished the marathon despite a sprained ankle."
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incredibly in a sentence
- The exam was incredibly difficult this year.
- He was incredibly kind to the new employees.
- Incredibly, she finished the marathon despite a sprained ankle.
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What is "incredibly" in Latin?
"incredibly" in Latin is incredibiliter. incredibly means: To an extreme or surprising degree.
How do you use "incredibly" in a sentence?
Example: "The exam was incredibly difficult this year." In Latin, "incredibly" is incredibiliter.
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