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Definition of parenthetically - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
notein a way that adds extra or side information
- She explained, parenthetically, why she was late.
- He mentioned, parenthetically, that the meeting had been postponed.
- The author parenthetically noted an alternative interpretation in the footnote.
Origin of parenthetically
Greek, para (beside) + en (in) + thetikos (placing)
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- French:entre parenthèses, ...
- German:nebenbei, ...
- Italian:parenteticamente, ...
- Spanish:entre paréntesis, ...
- Portuguese:parenteticamente, ...
- Chinese:附带地, ...
- Japanese:付け加えるように, ...
- Arabic:اعْتِرَاضًا, ...
- Hebrew:בְּסוֹגְרַיִם, ...
- Russian:вскользь, ...
- Ukrainian:у дужках, ...
- Hindi:पार्श्व में, ...
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