Definition
Definition of polysyllabically - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
linguisticsRare using words with many syllablesRare
- She spoke polysyllabically to impress the audience.
- He wrote his essay polysyllabically to meet the word count.
- The professor lectured polysyllabically, confusing the students.
Origin of polysyllabically
Greek, poly (many) + syllabē (syllable)
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- French:polysyllabiquement, ...
- German:polysyllabisch, ...
- Italian:polissillabicamente, ...
- Spanish:usando palabras con muchas sílabas, ...
- Portuguese:polissilabicamente, ...
- Chinese:多音节地, ...
- Japanese:多音節で, ...
- Arabic:بكلمات متعددة المقاطع, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה מְרוּבַּת הֲבָרוֹת, ...
- Russian:многосложно, ...
- Ukrainian:багатоскладово, ...
- Hindi:बहु-अक्षरीय रूप से, ...
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