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amazingly

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /əˈmeɪzɪŋli/

amazingly means: To a degree that is very surprising.

adverb

SURPRISINGLY MUCHB1

To a degree that is very surprising.

  • This bag is amazingly light.
  • The children learned amazingly quickly.
  • Their new house has an amazingly large garden.

Similar words: incredibly, astonishingly, surprisingly

Common phrases: amazingly fast, amazingly good, amazingly cheap, amazingly well

SURPRISING FACTB1

Used to say that a fact or event is very surprising.

  • Amazingly, everyone survived.
  • Amazingly, she found her ring in the garden.
  • He missed every practice but, amazingly, won the race.

Similar words: surprisingly, astonishingly, incredibly

Opposites: unsurprisingly

Common phrases: amazingly enough, amazingly nobody noticed, amazingly she survived

IMPRESSIVE PERFORMANCEB1

In a way that surprises or impresses people greatly.

  • She sang amazingly tonight.
  • The young team performed amazingly in the final.
  • He handled the difficult situation amazingly.

Similar words: wonderfully, brilliantly, astonishingly

Common phrases: play amazingly, sing amazingly, perform amazingly

Questions about amazingly

What does amazingly mean?

To a degree that is very surprising.

What is amazingly in other languages?

Türkçe: şaşırtıcı derecede · Español: increíblemente · Français: incroyablement · Deutsch: erstaunlich · Italiano: incredibilmente · 日本語: 驚くほど

How do you pronounce amazingly?

It is pronounced /əˈmeɪzɪŋli/.

How do you use amazingly in a sentence?

This bag is amazingly light. The children learned amazingly quickly.

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