What is another word for tellingly?
Pronunciation:
[ tˈɛlɪŋlɪ], [ tˈɛlɪŋlɪ], [ t_ˈɛ_l_ɪ_ŋ_l_ɪ]
Related words: telling, tellingly, folksy, tells
Related questions:
Synonyms for Tellingly:
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adv.
• effectively • all Other relevant words:
• efficiently
• noun
- Cogently ,
- Compellingly ,
- Corpulently ,
- Graphicly ,
- Narratively ,
- ardently ,
- chiefly ,
- clearly ,
- conclusively ,
- dramatically ,
- effectually ,
- efficaciously ,
- eloquently ,
- emotionally ,
- emphatically ,
- energetically ,
- evocatively ,
- expressively ,
- expressly ,
- felicitously ,
- fervently ,
- fluently ,
- forcefully ,
- forcibly ,
- graphically ,
- gravely ,
- grievously ,
- heavily ,
- home ,
- hysterically ,
- impressively ,
- influentially ,
- informatively ,
- logically ,
- meaningfully ,
- mightily ,
- passionately ,
- persuasively ,
- picturesquely ,
- potently ,
- powerfully ,
- pungently ,
- quickly ,
- relatively ,
- revealingly ,
- rotundly ,
- sensationally ,
- sharply ,
- significantly ,
- smartly ,
- smoothly ,
- strikingly ,
- strongly ,
- trenchantly ,
- validly ,
- very ,
- vividly ,
- warmly ,
- weightily .
How to use "Tellingly" in context?
The word "tellingly" is defined as "characteristically testifying to the fact that some event or circumstance occurred." TheOxfordDictionaries.com defines tellingly as " testifying to the occurrence of something; suggesting its presence or evidence." What does this mean when it comes to words? The Oxford Dictionary cites an example of when "the use of tellingly might refer to the fact that a particular item was out of place, signaling to the listener that something was amiss."
Tellingly is often used in writing to indicate the presence of something outside of the text itself.
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