Translation of Italian word "deliziosamente" to English
deliziosamente
/de.lit.sjo.saˈmen.te/
How to use
The Italian adverb 'deliziosamente' means 'delightfully' (Delightfully, deliciously). It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or entire clauses. A typical usage pattern is 'La stanza è arredata deliziosamente in stile rustico.' (The room is delightfully furnished in rustic style.).
🇬🇧 English
delightfully
Example
La torta al cioccolato è deliziosamente morbida.
The chocolate cake is delightfully soft.
La stanza è arredata deliziosamente in stile rustico.
The room is delightfully furnished in rustic style.
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Common phrases
- La torta al cioccolato è deliziosamente morbida.— The chocolate cake is delightfully soft.
- La stanza è arredata deliziosamente in stile rustico.— The room is delightfully furnished in rustic style.
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What does the Italian word "deliziosamente" mean?▼
The Italian word "deliziosamente" means "delightfully" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "La torta al cioccolato è deliziosamente morbida." (which translates as "The chocolate cake is delightfully soft.").
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