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impressively

adverb as in solemnly

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The Cougars have one very impressive win — 51-17 over Boise State.

The fact that he traveled for a three-day trip, or whatever it took, and he came in not terrible shape is impressive.

Growing up in Trieste, Italy he had shown an impressive knack for mathematics, but he was kicked out of high school for insubordination and had to go live with his uncle in Rome.

An impressive group of psychologists and political scientists made this clear in a recent paper in Science.

Though an impressive prospect pipeline and a surprising 86-76 finish in 2013 had raised expectations some, Kansas City was not viewed as a serious contender going into 2014.

Most impressively, there has been a revival of job growth in these areas.

The conversation was entirely in Russian—Weir is impressively fluent.

Mingled with all the bizarre zoology, however, are many impressively accurate and detailed descriptions.

Despite an impressively long history, cider has maintained a relatively humble identity.

He speaks, impressively but also vitally, fluent German, French, and Italian.

Tessa raised her head, paused, then spoke impressively: I lost it through carefulness.

In a single sentence the philosopher describes himself truly and impressively.

His sons are astonished at the providence of God, so clearly and impressively demonstrated on their behalf.

“'First catch your fish,'” Puddy read impressively, looking around for approval.

He uttered the oath so impressively that the recording angel never winced as he posted it in the prayer column.

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On this page you'll find 5 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to impressively, such as: earnestly, soberly, gravely, and seriously.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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