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Definition of imposingly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
strong impressionRare in a way that makes people notice or admire youRare
- He stood imposingly at the entrance.
- The skyscraper rose imposingly above the skyline.
- She spoke imposingly during the debate, silencing her opponents.
Origin of imposingly
Latin, imponere (to place upon) + -ly (suffix)
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- French:imposamment, ...
- German:imposant, ...
- Italian:imponentemente, ...
- Spanish:imponentemente, ...
- Portuguese:imponentemente, ...
- Chinese:威严地, ...
- Japanese:堂々と, ...
- Arabic:بِهَيْبَة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּהִתְרָשְׁמוּת, ...
- Russian:внушительно, ...
- Ukrainian:вражаюче, ...
- Hindi:प्रभावशाली ढंग से, ...
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