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Definition of proverbially - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
commonly knownRare in a way that is widely known and spoken ofRare
- He is, proverbially, the life of the party..
2.
to an extremeRare to a proverbial degree, often exaggeratingRare
- She is, proverbially speaking, as busy as a bee..
Origin of proverbially
Latin, proverbium (common saying)
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figurative
proverbially distant or remote place
Examples of proverbially in a sentence
Proverbially, time heals all wounds. He is, proverbially, a walking encyclopedia. The task was, proverbially, a piece of cake.
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- French:proverbialement, ...
- German:sprichwörtlich, ...
- Italian:proverbialmente, ...
- Spanish:proverbialmente, extremadamente, ...
- Portuguese:proverbialmente, de forma proverbial, ...
- Chinese:众所周知地, 夸张地, ...
- Japanese:ことわざ的に, 諺的に, ...
- Arabic:كَمَا هُوَ مَعْرُوف, كما في الأمثال, ...
- Hebrew:כְּפִי שֶׁנֶּאֱמַר, בְּאוֹפֶן מֻגְזָם, ...
- Russian:как говорится, поговорочно, ...
- Ukrainian:як кажуть, перебільшено, ...
- Hindi:लोकोक्ति के रूप में, ...
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