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Definition of tentatively - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
uncertaintyin a way that is not definite or final
- The meeting is tentatively scheduled for next Thursday.
2.
emotionin a way that shows uncertainty or hesitation
- She tentatively agreed to the proposal.
Origin of tentatively
Latin, tentare (to try) + -ive (adjective suffix)
Terms with tentatively included in their meaning
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propose cautiously
offer or suggest something tentatively
offering help
offer help or information tentatively
tentative
tentatively planned or scheduled
provisional
note something provisionally or tentatively
Examples of tentatively in a sentence
They tentatively agreed to the proposal. He tentatively touched the strange object. They tentatively scheduled the meeting for next week.
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- French:provisoirement, avec hésitation, ...
- German:vorläufig, zögernd, ...
- Italian:provvisoriamente, con incertezza, ...
- Spanish:provisionalmente, ...
- Portuguese:provisoriamente, com hesitação, ...
- Chinese:初步地, 犹豫地, ...
- Japanese:仮に, ためらいがちに, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكل مُؤَقَّت, بِتَرَدُّد, ...
- Hebrew:בְּהִיסּוּס, בִּזְהִירוּת, ...
- Russian:предварительно, неуверенно, ...
- Ukrainian:попередньо, невпевнено, ...
- Hindi:फिलहाल, हिचकिचाते हुए, ...
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