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knowledgeably

/ˈnɑɫɪdʒəbɫi/ adv

In a knowledgeable manner.

Word Origin Knowledge comes from Old English 'cnāwan' to know, from the deep PIE root *ǵneh₃- meaning 'to know'. The -ledge suffix (from Old English -lǣcan) forms a noun. Then -able makes it 'able to be known', and -ly makes it an adverb: in a knowledgeable manner. The same root gives us acknowledge (to admit knowledge of) and unknown.

adv In a knowledgeable manner.

She spoke knowledgeably about the intricacies of quantum physics.

(副词) 博学地

她知识渊博地谈论了量子物理学的复杂性。

(adverbio) con conocimiento; con soltura; con fundamento; con propiedad; sabiamente [De manera conocedora; con conocimiento.]

Habló **con conocimiento** sobre las complejidades de la física cuántica.

(adverbe) en expert; avec compétence; en connaissance de cause; avec expertise; avec maîtrise [D'une manière érudite, avec une connaissance approfondie du sujet.]

Elle a parlé knowledgeably des subtilités de la physique quantique.

(Adverb) sachkundig; kompetent [Auf eine Weise, die fundiertes Wissen oder Sachverstand erkennen lässt; mit umfassender Kenntnis oder Einsicht.]

Sie sprach **knowledgeably** über die komplexen Zusammenhänge der Quantenphysik.

(副詞) 豊富な知識を持っている様子で、物知りなさま。

彼女は量子物理学の複雑な詳細について精通して話した。

(advérbio) com conhecimento; sabiamente; conhecidamente [De maneira conhecedora; com conhecimento.]

Ela falou com conhecimento sobre as complexidades da física quântica.

Synonyms: expertly skillfully proficiently authoritatively competently adeptly masterfully Antonyms: ignorantly incompetently foolishly naively
Word parts: knowledge + able + ly

Related words

knowledge unknown knowable

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