Translation of Italian word "inderogabilmente" to English
inderogabilmente
/in.de.ro.ga.bilˈmen.te/
How to use
The Italian adverb 'inderogabilmente' means 'mandatorily, without exception' (Strictly without exception). It is used to modify verbs, adjectives, or entire clauses. A natural example is: 'La domanda va consegnata inderogabilmente entro il quindici del mese.' (Application must be submitted mandatorily by the 15th.).
🇬🇧 English
mandatorily, without exception
Example
La domanda va consegnata inderogabilmente entro il quindici del mese.
Application must be submitted mandatorily by the 15th.
Gli orari di apertura si applicano inderogabilmente a tutti.
Opening hours apply mandatorily to everyone.
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Common phrases
- La domanda va consegnata inderogabilmente entro il quindici del mese.— Application must be submitted mandatorily by the 15th.
- Gli orari di apertura si applicano inderogabilmente a tutti.— Opening hours apply mandatorily to everyone.
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The Italian word "inderogabilmente" means "mandatorily, without exception" in English.
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Yes, here is a practical example: "La domanda va consegnata inderogabilmente entro il quindici del mese." (which translates as "Application must be submitted mandatorily by the 15th.").
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