Definition
Definition of simmeringly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
cookingRare in a way that causes gentle cookingRare
- The stew was simmeringly prepared for hours.
2.
emotionRare with emotions that are intense but controlledRare
- She spoke simmeringly, hiding her true feelings.
Origin of simmeringly
English, simmer (cook gently) + -ly (adverbial suffix)
Examples of simmeringly in a sentence
Vegetables were simmeringly cooked to retain flavor. He simmeringly accepted the criticism without a word. The debate ended with her simmeringly agreeing to disagree.
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- French:à feu doux, intensément, ...
- German:sanft köchelnd, beherrscht, ...
- Italian:a fuoco lento, sommessamente, ...
- Spanish:suavemente, con intensidad contenida, ...
- Portuguese:suavemente, intensamente, ...
- Chinese:文火地, 压抑地, ...
- Japanese:とろ火で, 熱っぽく, ...
- Arabic:عَلَى نَارٍ هَادِئَة, بغليان مكتوم, ...
- Hebrew:בְּבִשּׁוּל עָדִין, בְּעוֹצְמָה מְרוּסֶנֶת, ...
- Russian:медленно, сдержанно, ...
- Ukrainian:повільно готуючи, з прихованими емоціями, ...
- Hindi:धीमी आँच पर, भावनात्मक रूप से, ...
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