Definition of densely in English:

densely

adverb ˈdɛnsliˈdɛnsli

1In a closely compacted or crowded manner; thickly.
a densely populated country
densely packed layers
the best way to keep weeds at bay is to plant densely
Example sentencesExamples
- Fertilizer in irrigation runoff has caused the normally small cattail patches to spread densely over thousands of acres.
- Tybee has been densely developed in single-family residences and condominium units.
- Studies in Costa Rica showed that screwworm flies prefer thick, densely forested areas to open pastures.
- The paintings feature window-like vistas of the ocean that relieve the densely decorated foregrounds.
- Nutrients enrich the water and some groups of microscopic algae begin to grow densely, or "bloom."
- Schuster's study of Albrecht Durer's Melencolia weighed in at 838 densely printed pages.
- Moss and ivy grew densely between each block, so that one might be standing very close to a foundation, and yet not recognise it in the least.
- The site of the house is spread across the crest and western slope of a high ridge densely covered in beech woods.
- Today the concept of a pedestrian-friendly, densely built community of wood-frame cottages hardly seems avant-garde.
- An antique television polished to a high gleam was covered densely with dust.
2In a manner that is hard to understand because of its complexity.
densely plotted historical fiction
Example sentencesExamples
- Densely argued and beautifully written, this play reminds us that remaining human in the face of totalitarian oppression is a triumph that cannot be snatched away.
- The motives of characters, which are part of James's expressive form, whether they become known or remain densely mysterious, are luminously present on the surface of the art.
- Few shortcuts are taken with the material, leaving densely convoluted plots.
- All three will require densely complicated policy solutions and deep shifts in economic thinking.
- My rationale was, if you can enunciate densely rhymed verse, and understand the syntax, you can speak the language.
- The language's highly flexible syntax and concise regular expression operators, make densely written PERL code indecipherable to the uninitiated.
- The French consume densely intellectual tomes with the fervour that we read Jackie Collins.
- They tried to discuss this directly with the church, sending densely argued letters to bishops and priests.
- He's known for writing densely complex, virtually un-filmable screenplays.
- Its 237 pages of text are as densely packed with insight and information as they are, sometimes, densely written.
3informal In a stupid manner.
staff can be surly should they decide a customer is behaving densely
as submodifier he is densely ignorant and primitive
Example sentencesExamples
- She looked densely at you, she didn't even see me, and didn't ask us one question.
- Your ability to group people and label them as column a or column b astounds me, you must be an amazing racist or densely daft.
- The plot is paper-thin, the script is awful, and the acting densely wooden.
- Kurtz is being densely literal-minded.
- They give you an injection, it puts you into a densely dopey state for 5 minutes, then you wake up.
- The horse is a densely stupid animal.

Definition of densely in US English:

densely

adverbˈdɛnsliˈdenslē

1In a closely compacted or crowded manner; thickly.
a densely populated country
densely packed layers
the best way to keep weeds at bay is to plant densely
Example sentencesExamples
- Moss and ivy grew densely between each block, so that one might be standing very close to a foundation, and yet not recognise it in the least.
- An antique television polished to a high gleam was covered densely with dust.
- The site of the house is spread across the crest and western slope of a high ridge densely covered in beech woods.
- Tybee has been densely developed in single-family residences and condominium units.
- Schuster's study of Albrecht Durer's Melencolia weighed in at 838 densely printed pages.
- Studies in Costa Rica showed that screwworm flies prefer thick, densely forested areas to open pastures.
- Nutrients enrich the water and some groups of microscopic algae begin to grow densely, or "bloom."
- The paintings feature window-like vistas of the ocean that relieve the densely decorated foregrounds.
- Fertilizer in irrigation runoff has caused the normally small cattail patches to spread densely over thousands of acres.
- Today the concept of a pedestrian-friendly, densely built community of wood-frame cottages hardly seems avant-garde.
2In a manner that is hard to understand because of its complexity.
densely plotted historical fiction
Example sentencesExamples
- The language's highly flexible syntax and concise regular expression operators, make densely written PERL code indecipherable to the uninitiated.
- The French consume densely intellectual tomes with the fervour that we read Jackie Collins.
- Densely argued and beautifully written, this play reminds us that remaining human in the face of totalitarian oppression is a triumph that cannot be snatched away.
- My rationale was, if you can enunciate densely rhymed verse, and understand the syntax, you can speak the language.
- They tried to discuss this directly with the church, sending densely argued letters to bishops and priests.
- The motives of characters, which are part of James's expressive form, whether they become known or remain densely mysterious, are luminously present on the surface of the art.
- All three will require densely complicated policy solutions and deep shifts in economic thinking.
- Its 237 pages of text are as densely packed with insight and information as they are, sometimes, densely written.
- Few shortcuts are taken with the material, leaving densely convoluted plots.
- He's known for writing densely complex, virtually un-filmable screenplays.
3informal In a stupid manner.
staff can be surly should they decide a customer is behaving densely
as submodifier he is densely ignorant and primitive
Example sentencesExamples
- Your ability to group people and label them as column a or column b astounds me, you must be an amazing racist or densely daft.
- She looked densely at you, she didn't even see me, and didn't ask us one question.
- The horse is a densely stupid animal.
- Kurtz is being densely literal-minded.
- The plot is paper-thin, the script is awful, and the acting densely wooden.
- They give you an injection, it puts you into a densely dopey state for 5 minutes, then you wake up.

单词	densely
释义	Definition of densely in English: densely adverb ˈdɛnsliˈdɛnsli 1In a closely compacted or crowded manner; thickly. a densely populated country densely packed layers the best way to keep weeds at bay is to plant densely Example sentencesExamples Fertilizer in irrigation runoff has caused the normally small cattail patches to spread densely over thousands of acres. Tybee has been densely developed in single-family residences and condominium units. Studies in Costa Rica showed that screwworm flies prefer thick, densely forested areas to open pastures. The paintings feature window-like vistas of the ocean that relieve the densely decorated foregrounds. Nutrients enrich the water and some groups of microscopic algae begin to grow densely, or "bloom." Schuster's study of Albrecht Durer's Melencolia weighed in at 838 densely printed pages. Moss and ivy grew densely between each block, so that one might be standing very close to a foundation, and yet not recognise it in the least. The site of the house is spread across the crest and western slope of a high ridge densely covered in beech woods. Today the concept of a pedestrian-friendly, densely built community of wood-frame cottages hardly seems avant-garde. An antique television polished to a high gleam was covered densely with dust. 2In a manner that is hard to understand because of its complexity. densely plotted historical fiction Example sentencesExamples Densely argued and beautifully written, this play reminds us that remaining human in the face of totalitarian oppression is a triumph that cannot be snatched away. The motives of characters, which are part of James's expressive form, whether they become known or remain densely mysterious, are luminously present on the surface of the art. Few shortcuts are taken with the material, leaving densely convoluted plots. All three will require densely complicated policy solutions and deep shifts in economic thinking. My rationale was, if you can enunciate densely rhymed verse, and understand the syntax, you can speak the language. The language's highly flexible syntax and concise regular expression operators, make densely written PERL code indecipherable to the uninitiated. The French consume densely intellectual tomes with the fervour that we read Jackie Collins. They tried to discuss this directly with the church, sending densely argued letters to bishops and priests. He's known for writing densely complex, virtually un-filmable screenplays. Its 237 pages of text are as densely packed with insight and information as they are, sometimes, densely written. 3informal In a stupid manner. staff can be surly should they decide a customer is behaving densely as submodifier he is densely ignorant and primitive Example sentencesExamples She looked densely at you, she didn't even see me, and didn't ask us one question. Your ability to group people and label them as column a or column b astounds me, you must be an amazing racist or densely daft. The plot is paper-thin, the script is awful, and the acting densely wooden. Kurtz is being densely literal-minded. They give you an injection, it puts you into a densely dopey state for 5 minutes, then you wake up. The horse is a densely stupid animal. Definition of densely in US English: densely adverbˈdɛnsliˈdenslē 1In a closely compacted or crowded manner; thickly. a densely populated country densely packed layers the best way to keep weeds at bay is to plant densely Example sentencesExamples Moss and ivy grew densely between each block, so that one might be standing very close to a foundation, and yet not recognise it in the least. An antique television polished to a high gleam was covered densely with dust. The site of the house is spread across the crest and western slope of a high ridge densely covered in beech woods. Tybee has been densely developed in single-family residences and condominium units. Schuster's study of Albrecht Durer's Melencolia weighed in at 838 densely printed pages. Studies in Costa Rica showed that screwworm flies prefer thick, densely forested areas to open pastures. Nutrients enrich the water and some groups of microscopic algae begin to grow densely, or "bloom." The paintings feature window-like vistas of the ocean that relieve the densely decorated foregrounds. Fertilizer in irrigation runoff has caused the normally small cattail patches to spread densely over thousands of acres. Today the concept of a pedestrian-friendly, densely built community of wood-frame cottages hardly seems avant-garde. 2In a manner that is hard to understand because of its complexity. densely plotted historical fiction Example sentencesExamples The language's highly flexible syntax and concise regular expression operators, make densely written PERL code indecipherable to the uninitiated. The French consume densely intellectual tomes with the fervour that we read Jackie Collins. Densely argued and beautifully written, this play reminds us that remaining human in the face of totalitarian oppression is a triumph that cannot be snatched away. My rationale was, if you can enunciate densely rhymed verse, and understand the syntax, you can speak the language. They tried to discuss this directly with the church, sending densely argued letters to bishops and priests. The motives of characters, which are part of James's expressive form, whether they become known or remain densely mysterious, are luminously present on the surface of the art. All three will require densely complicated policy solutions and deep shifts in economic thinking. Its 237 pages of text are as densely packed with insight and information as they are, sometimes, densely written. Few shortcuts are taken with the material, leaving densely convoluted plots. He's known for writing densely complex, virtually un-filmable screenplays. 3informal In a stupid manner. staff can be surly should they decide a customer is behaving densely as submodifier he is densely ignorant and primitive Example sentencesExamples Your ability to group people and label them as column a or column b astounds me, you must be an amazing racist or densely daft. She looked densely at you, she didn't even see me, and didn't ask us one question. The horse is a densely stupid animal. Kurtz is being densely literal-minded. The plot is paper-thin, the script is awful, and the acting densely wooden. They give you an injection, it puts you into a densely dopey state for 5 minutes, then you wake up.
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