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4 slimly
Синонимический ряд:1. cleverly (other) adroitly; cannily; cleverly; cunningly; dexterously; ingeniously; slyly2. remotely (other) negligibly; remotely; slenderly; slightly; tenuously; thinly -
5 adroitly
adv ловко; искусно; находчивоСинонимический ряд:1. cleverly (other) cannily; cleverly; cunningly; ingeniously; masterfully; shrewdly; skilfully; slimly; slyly2. deftly (other) agilely; aptly; deftly; dexterously; expertly; handily; neatly; nimbly3. skillfully (other) prettily; skillfully; wickedly -
6 cunningly
adv ловко, хитро, лукавоСинонимический ряд:1. cleverly (other) adroitly; cannily; cleverly; dexterously; ingeniously; slimly2. slyly (other) artfully; astutely; craftily; deeply; foxily; guilefully; insidiously; politically; shrewdly; skillfully; slyly; trickily; wilily -
7 dexterously
1. adv ловко, проворно2. adv искусно, умелоСинонимический ряд:cleverly (other) adroitly; agilely; aptly; cannily; cleverly; cunningly; deftly; expertly; handily; ingeniously; neatly; nimbly; slimly; slyly -
8 negligibly
adv ничтожно, очень мало; чуть-чуть, еле заметно, почти неСинонимический ряд:remotely (other) remotely; slenderly; slightly; slimly -
9 slenderly
Синонимический ряд:1. remotely (other) negligibly; remotely; slightly; slimly; tenuously; thinly2. shortly (other) deficiently; inadequately; insufficiently; scantily; scantly; scarcely; shortly; shyly; skimpily -
10 slightly
1. adv слегка, немного, едва; слабо2. adv слабо, некрепкоslightly built — хрупкого сложения; тоненький
Синонимический ряд:1. hardly (adj.) hardly; scarcely; somewhat2. barely (other) barely; hardly; infrequently; just; little; rarely; seldom3. delicately (other) delicately; flimsily4. remotely (other) negligibly; remotely; slenderly; slimly; tenuously; thinlyАнтонимический ряд: -
11 slyly
Синонимический ряд:1. artfully (other) artfully; craftily; deeply; foxily; insidiously; trickily; wilily2. cleverly (other) adroitly; cannily; cleverly; cunningly; dexterously; ingeniously; slimly3. guilefully (other) astutely; guilefully; politically; shrewdly; skillfully -
12 tenuously
adv слабоСинонимический ряд:1. feebly (other) feebly2. thinly (other) rarely; slenderly; slightly; slimly; thinly -
13 thinly
1. adv экономно, понемногу2. adv плохо, кое-какСинонимический ряд:1. acutely (other) acutely; highly; piercingly; sharply; shrilly; trebly2. implausibly (other) flimsily; implausibly; improbably; inconceivably; incredibly; thickly; unbelievably; weakly3. slenderly (other) rarely; slenderly; slightly; slimly; tenuously
См. также в других словарях:
Slimly — Slim ly, adv. In a state of slimness; in a slim manner; slenderly. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
slimly — adverb In a slim manner We were slimly staffed yesterday … Wiktionary
slimly — adverb see slim I … New Collegiate Dictionary
slimly — See slim. * * * … Universalium
slimly — adv. in a slim manner, thinly, slenderly … English contemporary dictionary
slimly — slim·ly … English syllables
slimly — adverb in a slim or slender manner a slenderly built woman slightly built • Syn: ↑slenderly, ↑slightly • Derived from adjective: ↑slight (for: ↑slightly) … Useful english dictionary
slim — slimly, adv. slimness, n. /slim/, adj., slimmer, slimmest, v., slimmed, slimming, n. adj. 1. slender, as in girth or form; slight in build or structure. 2. poor or inferior: a slim chance; a slim excuse. 3. small or inconsiderable; meager; scanty … Universalium
slenderly — adverb 1. in a slim or slender manner a slenderly built woman slightly built • Syn: ↑slimly, ↑slightly • Derived from adjective: ↑slight (for: ↑slig … Useful english dictionary
slightly — adverb 1. to a small degree or extent (Freq. 26) his arguments were somewhat self contradictory the children argued because one slice of cake was slightly larger than the other • Syn: ↑somewhat, ↑more or less 2. in a slim or slender manner a… … Useful english dictionary
built — adjective Date: 1618 formed as to physique or bodily contours < slimly built >; especially well or attractively formed … New Collegiate Dictionary