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proverbially Meaning & Definition

En [ prəˈvɜː.bi.ə.li]
Us [ prəˈvɝː.bi.ə.li]

Meaning of proverbially In English

0 in a way that relates to a well-known saying or phrase:
- We must be living in those “interesting times” often proverbially mentioned.
- It is proverbially impossible to please everyone.
- Doctors and dentists are proverbially bad investors.
- By the middle of the 18th century Philadelphia was proverbially the second most populous English-speaking city in the world.

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Proverbially enough, it rained on the plain today.
The American West was a proverbially lawless frontier.
The United States is proverbially a nation of immigrants.

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Translations of proverbially In Other Languages

Español

proverbialmente…
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Français

proverbialement…
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Malay

spt bidalan…
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Deutsch

sprichwörtlich…
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Norwegian

som i ordtaket, fyndig, legendarisk…
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Čeština

příslovečně…
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Dansk

ordsprogsagtigt…
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Italiano

proverbialmente…
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