Translation of Italian word "incredibilmente" to English
incredibilmente
/iŋkredibilˈmente/
Meaning
AdverbTo an astonishing degree; in an unbelievable manner.
How to use
The Italian adverb 'incredibilmente' means 'incredibly, unbelievably, amazingly' (To an astonishing degree; in an unbelievable manner). It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or entire clauses. In practice, to a great degree; amazingly, unbelievably.
🇬🇧 English
incredibly, unbelievably, amazingly
Example
La squadra ha giocato incredibilmente bene durante tutto il secondo tempo.
The team played incredibly well throughout the entire second half.
Incredibilmente, siamo riusciti a trovare un tavolo libero senza prenotare.
Incredibly, we managed to find a free table without booking.
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- La squadra ha giocato incredibilmente bene durante tutto il secondo tempo.— The team played incredibly well throughout the entire second half.
- Incredibilmente, siamo riusciti a trovare un tavolo libero senza prenotare.— Incredibly, we managed to find a free table without booking.
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The Italian word "incredibilmente" means "incredibly, unbelievably, amazingly" in English.
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