Definition
Definition of volatilely - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
instabilityRare in a way that changes rapidly and unpredictablyRare
- The stock market moved volatilely, causing concern among investors.
2.
dangerouslyRare in an unstable way that may become dangerousRare
- The chemicals reacted volatilely when exposed to heat.
Origin of volatilely
Latin, volatilis (flying)
Examples of volatilely in a sentence
Her mood shifted volatilely throughout the day. The old reactor was operating volatilely. The fuel burned volatilely in the damaged tank.
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- French:de manière volatile, instablement, ...
- German:volatil, instabil, ...
- Italian:in modo volatile, in modo instabile e potenzialmente pericoloso, ...
- Spanish:volátilmente, inestablemente, ...
- Portuguese:de forma volátil, instavelmente, ...
- Chinese:变幻莫测地, 不稳定地, ...
- Japanese:不安定に, 激しく, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ مُتَقَلِّب, بِشَكلٍ غَيرِ مُستَقِرّ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאֹפֶן בִּלְתִּי יַצִּיב, בְּאֹפֶן בִּלְתִּי יַצִּיב וּמְסֻכָּן, ...
- Russian:непредсказуемо, неустойчиво, ...
- Ukrainian:непередбачувано, небезпечно, ...
- Hindi:अस्थिर रूप से, अनिश्चित ढंग से, ...
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