Translation of Italian word "decisamente" to English
decisamente
/detʃizaˈmente/
Meaning
AdverbIn a clear, definite, and unmistakable manner; resolutely.
How to use
The Italian adverb 'decisamente' means 'definitely, decidedly, firmly' (In a clear, definite, and unmistakable manner; resolutely). It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or entire clauses. In practice, definitely, without doubt, resolutely, or decidedly.
🇬🇧 English
definitely, decidedly, firmly
Example
Questo secondo piatto è decisamente migliore del primo che abbiamo assaggiato.
This main course is definitely better than the first one we tasted.
Ha risposto decisamente di no alla richiesta di straordinari nel weekend.
He decisively answered no to the request for weekend overtime.
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- Questo secondo piatto è decisamente migliore del primo che abbiamo assaggiato.— This main course is definitely better than the first one we tasted.
- Ha risposto decisamente di no alla richiesta di straordinari nel weekend.— He decisively answered no to the request for weekend overtime.
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The Italian word "decisamente" means "definitely, decidedly, firmly" in English.
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