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sig·nal·ly
sIg n li
词根:signal
adj.signal 显著的;作为信号的
n.signal 信号;暗号;导火线
vi.signal 发信号
signalize 发信号
vt.signal 标志;用信号通知
signalise 使…显著;用信号通知;庆祝;突出地表明
signalize 使显眼;使著名;向…发信号
Adverb
1. as a signal;
"a term that is used signally rather than symbolically"
2. in a signal manner;
"signally inappropriate methods"
The first known use of signally was in 1598
1 Black Americans make up about 60% of Democratic voters in the Palmetto state, a group that Sanders signally failed to woo in 2016.
2 He was also criticized by Democratic rival Hillary Clinton, who neoconservatives are now reportedly considering supporting, potentially signally a party realignment, at least on foreign policy.
3 Yet, although the image of two clown-figures caught in a senseless world may suggest Waiting for Godot, Beckett's play had an emotional dynamic and rigorous symmetry that is signally lacking here.
4 Perhaps Indonesian men are signally less violent than Swedes.
5 But it cost so much, and so signally failed to bring in the philanthropic billionaires and the corporate bashes supposed to help pay for it, that some say it threatens the institution's very future.
6 Many of them signally failed to condemn the widespread violence that attended many of those protests.
7 “Students have been agitating in recent months to have their curriculum acknowledge Britain’s imperial past, something the country has signally failed to do except through dishonest celebrations of imperial legacies.”
8 This is certainly a speech that is signally the risks remain firmly to the downside.
9 You enter a Tardis of a phone box to discover that the illuminated space above, around and – most signally – below you seems to go on for ever.
10 Election authorities such as the Electoral Commission in the UK have signally failed to control these abuses, or even, in most cases, to acknowledge them.
11 But aside from a few carefully phrased diplomatic whinges, it has signally failed to do so.
12 But on that there came into her remembrance one to whom it had not been easy, one who had signally failed to master fortune, or to grapple with circumstances.
13 Not least—and this spells trouble for the future—he has signally failed to provide for his succession.
14 He asked members of Congress to join him at a picnic dinner on the traditional marker of his 100th day as president, signally that governing was a shared endeavor, not just about him.
15 If anything was signally more clearly, “We bought you for your patents, not your people,” the wholesale carnage was surely it.
16 Attempts had been made to do this, but they had signally failed, on account of the small heat capacity of the gas as compared with the containing vessel.
17 Hemingway's famous definition of grace under pressure is precisely what both men signally lack.
18 Despite Mr. Tusk’s passionate pleas, sometimes awkward jokes and Twitter commentary, the European Union signally failed to show the solidarity he demanded on the biggest issue of the last five years — migration.
19 Answers, if they exist, will only come through informed statesmanship of the sort signally lacking so far.
20 Sarah’s attempt to rid herself with a high hand of the consequences of her scheme was signally unsuccessful.
1 显着地
2 突出地
3 非凡
wonder signal exceptional remarkable singular celestial superhuman extraordinaire preternatural surpassing out of this world
5 显著
kenspeck great special strong signal outstanding patent gross remarkable prominent banner dominant notable striking noticeable distinguished marked up-front phenomenal pronounced noteworthy telling noted conspicuous observable egregious salient extant insistent preeminent protuberant unco remarkably markedly relief emphasis prominence predominance patency notability markedness predominate distinguish particular significant bold memorable sensible glaring emphatic significantly notably noticeably sensibly transparently outstandingly observably boldness eminency Mark highlight signalize in evidence distinct tangible demonstrable important notice obvious broad thick visible discriminate prevailing crying splendid eminent pre-eminent blazing arresting splendent prononce stickout out materially spanking mark evidence importance visibility splendour salience spotlight heighten lime light
6 突出
marcando marcato standout exsert great big outstanding spectacular dominant beetle goggle pointed eminent conspicuous goofy predominant salient projecting extant obtrusive beaked beetling extrusive low-browed protrusive outthrust enate unaverage exserted over singularly accent prominence overhang extrusion protrusion predominance accentuation foregrounding pendent outshoot enation protrude jut jutty start project shoot stick hang tongue lap relieve knob jetty predominate extrude eviscerate outstand jet butt push highlight emphasize punctuate front-page protract public bold prominent picturesque crying towering glaring smashing projective protrudent out spanking sforzando lunge hernia proptosis figure pop exceed excel perk thrust underline heighten
7 显著地
remarkably markedly significantly notably noticeably sensibly transparently outstandingly observably
9 显而易见地
10 非常
all very great such high signal champion holy prize extreme vast terrible supreme remarkable extraordinary precious fabulous awful deadly mighty terrific uncommon mortal exquisite whopping fearful almighty monumental sensational undue damned frantic colossal ferocious howling prodigious crass frightful gallows devilish thumping raving thundering doggone exceeding confounded whacking measureless too-too so just some most much right too hard least pretty simply dog extra amazing regular highly super powerful extremely proper properly rare greatly curious passing tremendous badly desperate bitter immense cruel boiling stink dreadful monstrous jolly wondrous swinging awfully sorely miserably first-rate heartily thrice mightily deathly ruddy beastly rattling uncommonly fearfully heaps sevenfold parlous tiptop blamed swingeing perishing bally trop deuced muchly corking gey assai amain unco immortally all-fired plaguily bokoo lot egregious