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1 austerely
Синонимический ряд:1. acridly (other) acridly; bitterly; harshly; sharply2. modestly (other) modestly; plainly; simply; unostentatiously; unpretentiously3. rigorously (other) bleakly; exactingly; grimly; hardly; inflexibly; oppressively; overbearingly; rigorously; severely; sternly; strictly; stringently; tyrannically -
2 plainly
1. adv ясно, чётко, отчётливо2. adv ясно, очевидноplainly I was not wanted — ясно, что меня не ждали
3. adv просто, скромно4. adv прямо, откровенноСинонимический ряд:1. just (adj.) but; just; merely; only; purely; simply; totally; utterly2. austerely (other) austerely; simply; unostentatiously; unpretentiously3. bluntly (other) baldly; bluntly; brusquely; explicitly; expressly; flatly; outright; outspokenly; point-blank; straight from the shoulder; straight out4. clearly (other) apparently; clearly; conspicuously; distinctly; evidently; manifestly; obviously; openhandedly; palpably; patently; unambiguously; unequivocally; unmistakably; visibly5. discreetly (other) discreetly; dryly; modestly6. frankly (other) aboveboard; candidly; directly; forthrightly; frankly; openheartedly; openly; out in the open; publicly; straightforwardly; unreservedly7. ordinarily (other) ordinarily; routinely; usually8. straightly (other) neatly; purely; straightly9. unattractively (other) unattractively -
3 grimly
1. adv жестоко, беспощадно, безжалостно2. adv сурово, неумолимо3. adv решительно4. adv неприятно; отталкивающе5. adv зловеще, ужасноСинонимический ряд:1. roughly (adj.) abruptly; bluntly; brutally; harshly; loudly; powerfully; roughly; rudely; sternly2. austerely (other) austerely; bleakly; hardly; harshly; stringently3. dourly (other) dourly; severely; sternly; unsmilingly4. fiercely (other) barbarously; cruelly; ferociously; fiercely; inhumanely; inhumanly; savagely; truculently; wolfishly5. gruesomely (other) gruesomely; hideously; horribly; horridly; horrifyingly; luridly; terribly; terrifyingly6. implacably (other) implacably; mercilessly; mortally; relentlessly; ruthlessly; unflinchingly; unrelentingly -
4 simply
1. adv просто, несложно2. adv буквально3. adv скромно, незатейливо4. adv искренне, бесхитростно5. adv эмоц. -усил. просто, прямо-такиsimply and solely — просто, только, единственно
Синонимический ряд:1. clearly (adj.) clearly; directly; intelligibly; plainly2. just (adj.) just; merely; only3. modestly (adj.) modestly; starkly4. artlessly (other) artlessly; guilelessly; ingenuously; innocently; naturally; naпvely; unaffectedly5. austerely (other) austerely; modestly; plainly; unostentatiously; unpretentiously6. easily (other) candidly; directly; easily; frankly; honestly; openly; sincerely7. logically (other) consequently; intelligently; logically; rationally; reasonably; sensibly8. merely (other) absolutely; but; completely; just; merely; only; purely; solely; utterly; wholly -
5 rigorously
1. adv строго2. adv точно3. adv суровоСинонимический ряд:1. austerely (other) austerely; exactingly; inflexibly; oppressively; overbearingly; sternly; tyrannically2. hard (other) badly; hard; hardly; harshly; painfully; roughly; severely3. strictly (other) according to rule; authoritatively; by the book; formally; lawfully; legally; officially; strictly; stringently -
6 unpretentiously
Синонимический ряд:1. austerely (other) austerely; plainly; simply; unostentatiously2. humbly (other) humbly; meekly; modestly; unassumingly -
7 acridly
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8 sternly
Синонимический ряд:1. roughly (adj.) abruptly; bluntly; brutally; grimly; harshly; loudly; powerfully; roughly; rudely2. grimly (other) austerely; dourly; grimly; severely; unsmilingly3. rigorously (other) austerely; exactingly; inflexibly; oppressively; overbearingly; rigorously; strictly; stringently; tyrannically -
9 severely
1. adv строго, сурово2. adv тяжело, опасно3. adv сильно, тяжело4. adv сильно, чрезвычайно; значительно, существенно5. adv строго, просто6. adv скрупулёзноСинонимический ряд:1. seriously (adj.) brutally; critically; extremely; firmly; gravely; harshly; rigorously; seriously; strictly2. greatly (other) badly; gravely; greatly; intensely; seriously; very3. grimly (other) dourly; grimly; sternly; unsmilingly4. hard (other) hard; hardly; harshly; painfully; roughly5. rigorously (other) austerely; exactingly; inflexibly; oppressively; overbearingly; rigorously; strictly; stringently; tyrannically -
10 oppressively
1. adv жестоко, деспотически2. adv угнетающе; тягостноСинонимический ряд:1. gloomily (other) blackly; bleakly; cheerlessly; coldly; depressingly; depressively; desolately; disconsolately; discouragingly; dishearteningly; dismally; drearily; duskily; funereally; gloomily; joylessly; somberly; unhappily2. onerously (other) burdensomely; demandingly; exactingly; exigently; grievously; onerously; taxingly; toughly; tryingly; weightily3. rigorously (other) austerely; inflexibly; overbearingly; rigorously; severely; sternly; strictly; stringently; tyrannically -
11 strictly
Синонимический ряд:1. by the book (other) according to rule; authoritatively; by the book; formally; lawfully; legally; officially; rigidly; rigourously2. faithfully (other) faithfully; justly; rightly; veraciously3. rigorously (other) austerely; exactingly; inflexibly; oppressively; overbearingly; rigorously; severely; sternly; stringently; tyrannically -
12 stringently
1. adv строго; точно2. adv настоятельноСинонимический ряд:1. grimly (other) austerely; bleakly; grimly; hardly; harshly; severely2. rigorously (other) exactingly; inflexibly; oppressively; overbearingly; rigorously; sternly; tyrannically3. strictly (other) according to rule; authoritatively; by the book; formally; lawfully; legally; officially; rigidly; strictly -
13 tyrannically
adv тиранически; деспотичноСинонимический ряд:1. absolutely (other) absolutely; arbitrarily; autocratically; despotically; tyrannously2. rigorously (other) austerely; exactingly; inflexibly; oppressively; overbearingly; rigorously; severely; sternly; strictly; stringently
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