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prestigiously

/pɝˈstidʒəsli/ adv

In a prestigious manner.

Word Origin Prestigiously relates to prestige. Prestige comes from Latin praestigiae 'illusions', from prae- 'before' and stringere 'to bind'—so originally it meant blinding or dazzling someone. Over time, prestige shifted from trickery to glamour and high standing. The same root stringere gives us restrict (bind back), stringent (binding tight), and constrain. The PIE *streig- meant to stroke or press.

adv In a prestigious manner.

She was prestigiously awarded the Nobel Prize for her groundbreaking research.

(副词) 享有盛誉地；声望卓著地

她因开创性研究而荣获诺贝尔奖，声望卓著。

(adverbio) De manera prestigiosa.

Le fue otorgado prestigiosamente el Premio Nobel por su investigación groundbreaking.

(adverbe) prestigieusement; avec prestige; glorieusement [de manière prestigieuse.]

Elle a reçu de manière prestigieuse le prix Nobel pour ses recherches révolutionnaires.

(Adverb) prestigeträchtig; renommiert [auf eine Weise, die mit hohem Ansehen, Ehre oder Prestige verbunden ist]

Sie wurde **prestigiously** mit dem Nobelpreis für ihre bahnbrechende Forschung ausgezeichnet.

(副詞) 名声高く、権威あるやり方で。

彼女は画期的な研究により、栄誉ある形でノーベル賞を授与された。

(advérbio) prestigiosamente [De maneira prestigiosa.]

Ela recebeu com distinção o Prêmio Nobel por sua pesquisa inovadora.

Synonyms: reputably gloriously honorably illustriously prominently Antonyms: ignominiously shamefully disreputably ingloriously
Word parts: prestige + ous + ly

Related words

restriction constraint stringent stricture

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