seriously in Latin
seriously in Latin is sēriō — seriously means in a solemn, earnest, or literal way.
seriously in Latin
sēriō
(manner) In a serious or literal manner.
What does "seriously" mean?
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adv In a solemn, earnest, or literal way.
"He took the warning seriously and left immediately."
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adv Used at the start of a sentence to signal you mean what follows, often in disbelief or emphasis.
"Seriously, who eats pizza for breakfast?"
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seriously in a sentence
- He took the warning seriously and left immediately.
- You need to think about this seriously before deciding.
- Seriously, who eats pizza for breakfast?
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What is "seriously" in Latin?
"seriously" in Latin is sēriō. seriously means: In a solemn, earnest, or literal way.
How do you use "seriously" in a sentence?
Example: "He took the warning seriously and left immediately." In Latin, "seriously" is sēriō.
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