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1 loosely
свободно; широко; неточно; примерно; в общих чертах; в широком смыслеСинонимический ряд:1. generously (adj.) easily; extravagantly; freely; generously; gratuitously; lavishly; liberally; openly; profusely2. easily (other) easily; lightly; wantonly3. freely (other) freely4. incoherently (other) incoherently5. laxly (other) laxly; relaxedly; slackly -
2 carelessly
1. adv небрежно, невнимательно; кое-как; неосторожно2. adv беспечно, беззаботно; легкомысленно3. adv без умысла, нечаянноСинонимический ряд:1. heedlessly (other) fecklessly; heedlessly; inadvertently; incautiously; irresponsibly; recklessly; thoughtlessly; unmindfully; unreflectively; unthinkingly; wildly2. messily (other) messily; mussily; sloppily; slovenly3. negligently (other) delinquently; laxly; neglectfully; negligently; regardlessly; remissly; slackly4. poorly (other) badly; boorishly; clumsily; crudely; inefficiently; poorly; weakly; wrongly5. thoughtlessly (other) coldly; insensitively; thoughtlessly; unkindly -
3 slackly
Синонимический ряд:1. loosely (other) laxly; loosely; relaxedly2. negligently (other) carelessly; delinquently; neglectfully; negligently; regardlessly; remissly3. slowly (other) slowly; sluggishly -
4 negligently
1. adv небрежно, кое-как2. adv по неосмотрительности, по неосторожности, по недосмотруСинонимический ряд:1. carelessly (other) carelessly; delinquently; laxly; neglectfully; regardlessly; remissly; slackly2. poorly (other) badly; boorishly; clumsily; crudely; inefficiently; poorly; weakly; wrongly -
5 laxitud
• idleness• lawyer who signs documents of other lawyers• laxative• laxity• laxly• lay• laze around• lazulite• looseness• sloth
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