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1 elaborately
1. adv тщательно, продуманно2. adv искусноСинонимический ряд:1. complexly (other) complexly; complicatedly; fancily; intricately; involvedly; sophisticatedly2. luxuriously (other) lavishly; lushly; luxuriantly; luxuriously; opulently; ornately; palatially; plushly; richly; sumptuously3. pretentiously (other) flamboyantly; ostentatiously; pretentiously; showily; splashily -
2 sophisticatedly
Синонимический ряд:1. complexly (other) complexly; complicatedly; elaborately; intricately; involvedly2. knowingly (other) knowingly
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