Definition of devastatingly in English:

devastatingly

adverb ˈdɛvəsteɪtɪŋliˈdɛvəˌsteɪdɪŋli

1In a highly destructive or damaging way.
those countries were devastatingly affected by the tsunami
Example sentencesExamples
- The initial demographic impact of European colonialism was devastatingly negative.
- A collapse of the country's economy would have a devastatingly destabilising impact on the region.
- Death during childbirth was commonplace and infant mortality devastatingly high.
- Across the world, the colonisation of time happened as surely and as devastatingly as the colonisation of land.
- People all around town were dying from the flu, it struck so quickly and devastatingly.
- Two thousand adherents of the old Tokugawa order were devastatingly crushed by imperial troops.
- Major Tony Hibbert remembers the German tanks were now devastatingly effective.
- America has become very, very good at fighting wars efficiently and devastatingly.
- The Taj is beautiful, but unfortunately located in a heartbreakingly poor, devastatingly polluted modern city.
- This is a narrow island and was hit devastatingly hard on both ends by 15-foot waves, killing 1,500 people.
1. 1.1 In a manner causing severe shock, distress, or grief.
  the council's figures devastatingly confirm my own shocking findings
  as submodifier devastatingly bad news
  Example sentencesExamples
  When a real threat emerges, his lifelong habit of hiding behind false identities is suddenly and devastatingly exposed.
  He was returning to the place where he had offered up his most emotionally draining, yet devastatingly insulting proposal to Elizabeth.
  Some chapters are devastatingly sad, others are funny, some are sexy.
  Wickedly funny and devastatingly moving, this is an extraordinary first novel.
  Cancer is a devastatingly isolating disease, both for patients and their carers.
  Devastatingly for Kate and the audience, Adam breaks her heart and moves on to Paula.
  Her ambition to have her star quality discovered is devastatingly dashed by a new arrival at the school who threatens to upstage her plans.
  She broke off contact with her father, devastatingly losing her faith in both him and the Church.
  Though Jimmy's home life isn't especially stable it's not devastatingly messed up either.
  Bradfield, as Nuala, devastatingly shows a heart being broken before our eyes.
2To an extremely impressive degree.
no artist has more devastatingly exposed the folly of his fellow men
as submodifier a devastatingly attractive man
Example sentencesExamples
- He demonstrates his points well, sometimes devastatingly.
- He delivers devastatingly simple and beautiful songs.
- This trio will not be given the chance to record together again, but here they give a glimpse of something which could have proved devastatingly awesome.
- He accurately and devastatingly accuses the civil service of a public procurement policy that excludes home-grown small and medium-sized enterprises.
- Sounding devastatingly fantastic, the set's "ballad" is followed by the searing genius that is ' Is It Any Wonder Why I Wander '.
- It went devastatingly well.
- He was expected to be the sort of party animal that was so devastatingly portrayed in Less Than Zero, a novelist who rubbed shoulders with rock music legends.
- While he could be devastatingly fast on track, his road riding was measured and well judged.
- He displayed a charm that could be used devastatingly to his advantage.
- He still looked devastatingly handsome with an unmistakably noble air, a vivid proof of his lineage.

Definition of devastatingly in US English:

devastatingly

adverbˈdevəˌstādiNGlēˈdɛvəˌsteɪdɪŋli

1In a highly destructive or damaging way.
those countries were devastatingly affected by the tsunami
Example sentencesExamples
- Major Tony Hibbert remembers the German tanks were now devastatingly effective.
- The Taj is beautiful, but unfortunately located in a heartbreakingly poor, devastatingly polluted modern city.
- Two thousand adherents of the old Tokugawa order were devastatingly crushed by imperial troops.
- America has become very, very good at fighting wars efficiently and devastatingly.
- People all around town were dying from the flu, it struck so quickly and devastatingly.
- Across the world, the colonisation of time happened as surely and as devastatingly as the colonisation of land.
- The initial demographic impact of European colonialism was devastatingly negative.
- This is a narrow island and was hit devastatingly hard on both ends by 15-foot waves, killing 1,500 people.
- Death during childbirth was commonplace and infant mortality devastatingly high.
- A collapse of the country's economy would have a devastatingly destabilising impact on the region.
1. 1.1 In a manner causing severe shock, distress, or grief.
  the council's figures devastatingly confirm my own shocking findings
  as submodifier devastatingly bad news
  Example sentencesExamples
  Devastatingly for Kate and the audience, Adam breaks her heart and moves on to Paula.
  Some chapters are devastatingly sad, others are funny, some are sexy.
  Cancer is a devastatingly isolating disease, both for patients and their carers.
  When a real threat emerges, his lifelong habit of hiding behind false identities is suddenly and devastatingly exposed.
  She broke off contact with her father, devastatingly losing her faith in both him and the Church.
  He was returning to the place where he had offered up his most emotionally draining, yet devastatingly insulting proposal to Elizabeth.
  Bradfield, as Nuala, devastatingly shows a heart being broken before our eyes.
  Wickedly funny and devastatingly moving, this is an extraordinary first novel.
  Though Jimmy's home life isn't especially stable it's not devastatingly messed up either.
  Her ambition to have her star quality discovered is devastatingly dashed by a new arrival at the school who threatens to upstage her plans.
2To an extremely impressive degree.
no artist has more devastatingly exposed the folly of his fellow men
as submodifier a devastatingly attractive man
Example sentencesExamples
- He demonstrates his points well, sometimes devastatingly.
- He was expected to be the sort of party animal that was so devastatingly portrayed in Less Than Zero, a novelist who rubbed shoulders with rock music legends.
- He displayed a charm that could be used devastatingly to his advantage.
- It went devastatingly well.
- This trio will not be given the chance to record together again, but here they give a glimpse of something which could have proved devastatingly awesome.
- He accurately and devastatingly accuses the civil service of a public procurement policy that excludes home-grown small and medium-sized enterprises.
- He still looked devastatingly handsome with an unmistakably noble air, a vivid proof of his lineage.
- Sounding devastatingly fantastic, the set's "ballad" is followed by the searing genius that is ' Is It Any Wonder Why I Wander '.
- While he could be devastatingly fast on track, his road riding was measured and well judged.
- He delivers devastatingly simple and beautiful songs.

单词	devastatingly
释义	Definition of devastatingly in English: devastatingly adverb ˈdɛvəsteɪtɪŋliˈdɛvəˌsteɪdɪŋli 1In a highly destructive or damaging way. those countries were devastatingly affected by the tsunami Example sentencesExamples The initial demographic impact of European colonialism was devastatingly negative. A collapse of the country's economy would have a devastatingly destabilising impact on the region. Death during childbirth was commonplace and infant mortality devastatingly high. Across the world, the colonisation of time happened as surely and as devastatingly as the colonisation of land. People all around town were dying from the flu, it struck so quickly and devastatingly. Two thousand adherents of the old Tokugawa order were devastatingly crushed by imperial troops. Major Tony Hibbert remembers the German tanks were now devastatingly effective. America has become very, very good at fighting wars efficiently and devastatingly. The Taj is beautiful, but unfortunately located in a heartbreakingly poor, devastatingly polluted modern city. This is a narrow island and was hit devastatingly hard on both ends by 15-foot waves, killing 1,500 people. 1.1 In a manner causing severe shock, distress, or grief. the council's figures devastatingly confirm my own shocking findings as submodifier devastatingly bad news Example sentencesExamples When a real threat emerges, his lifelong habit of hiding behind false identities is suddenly and devastatingly exposed. He was returning to the place where he had offered up his most emotionally draining, yet devastatingly insulting proposal to Elizabeth. Some chapters are devastatingly sad, others are funny, some are sexy. Wickedly funny and devastatingly moving, this is an extraordinary first novel. Cancer is a devastatingly isolating disease, both for patients and their carers. Devastatingly for Kate and the audience, Adam breaks her heart and moves on to Paula. Her ambition to have her star quality discovered is devastatingly dashed by a new arrival at the school who threatens to upstage her plans. She broke off contact with her father, devastatingly losing her faith in both him and the Church. Though Jimmy's home life isn't especially stable it's not devastatingly messed up either. Bradfield, as Nuala, devastatingly shows a heart being broken before our eyes. 2To an extremely impressive degree. no artist has more devastatingly exposed the folly of his fellow men as submodifier a devastatingly attractive man Example sentencesExamples He demonstrates his points well, sometimes devastatingly. He delivers devastatingly simple and beautiful songs. This trio will not be given the chance to record together again, but here they give a glimpse of something which could have proved devastatingly awesome. He accurately and devastatingly accuses the civil service of a public procurement policy that excludes home-grown small and medium-sized enterprises. Sounding devastatingly fantastic, the set's "ballad" is followed by the searing genius that is ' Is It Any Wonder Why I Wander '. It went devastatingly well. He was expected to be the sort of party animal that was so devastatingly portrayed in Less Than Zero, a novelist who rubbed shoulders with rock music legends. While he could be devastatingly fast on track, his road riding was measured and well judged. He displayed a charm that could be used devastatingly to his advantage. He still looked devastatingly handsome with an unmistakably noble air, a vivid proof of his lineage. Definition of devastatingly in US English: devastatingly adverbˈdevəˌstādiNGlēˈdɛvəˌsteɪdɪŋli 1In a highly destructive or damaging way. those countries were devastatingly affected by the tsunami Example sentencesExamples Major Tony Hibbert remembers the German tanks were now devastatingly effective. The Taj is beautiful, but unfortunately located in a heartbreakingly poor, devastatingly polluted modern city. Two thousand adherents of the old Tokugawa order were devastatingly crushed by imperial troops. America has become very, very good at fighting wars efficiently and devastatingly. People all around town were dying from the flu, it struck so quickly and devastatingly. Across the world, the colonisation of time happened as surely and as devastatingly as the colonisation of land. The initial demographic impact of European colonialism was devastatingly negative. This is a narrow island and was hit devastatingly hard on both ends by 15-foot waves, killing 1,500 people. Death during childbirth was commonplace and infant mortality devastatingly high. A collapse of the country's economy would have a devastatingly destabilising impact on the region. 1.1 In a manner causing severe shock, distress, or grief. the council's figures devastatingly confirm my own shocking findings as submodifier devastatingly bad news Example sentencesExamples Devastatingly for Kate and the audience, Adam breaks her heart and moves on to Paula. Some chapters are devastatingly sad, others are funny, some are sexy. Cancer is a devastatingly isolating disease, both for patients and their carers. When a real threat emerges, his lifelong habit of hiding behind false identities is suddenly and devastatingly exposed. She broke off contact with her father, devastatingly losing her faith in both him and the Church. He was returning to the place where he had offered up his most emotionally draining, yet devastatingly insulting proposal to Elizabeth. Bradfield, as Nuala, devastatingly shows a heart being broken before our eyes. Wickedly funny and devastatingly moving, this is an extraordinary first novel. Though Jimmy's home life isn't especially stable it's not devastatingly messed up either. Her ambition to have her star quality discovered is devastatingly dashed by a new arrival at the school who threatens to upstage her plans. 2To an extremely impressive degree. no artist has more devastatingly exposed the folly of his fellow men as submodifier a devastatingly attractive man Example sentencesExamples He demonstrates his points well, sometimes devastatingly. He was expected to be the sort of party animal that was so devastatingly portrayed in Less Than Zero, a novelist who rubbed shoulders with rock music legends. He displayed a charm that could be used devastatingly to his advantage. It went devastatingly well. This trio will not be given the chance to record together again, but here they give a glimpse of something which could have proved devastatingly awesome. He accurately and devastatingly accuses the civil service of a public procurement policy that excludes home-grown small and medium-sized enterprises. He still looked devastatingly handsome with an unmistakably noble air, a vivid proof of his lineage. Sounding devastatingly fantastic, the set's "ballad" is followed by the searing genius that is ' Is It Any Wonder Why I Wander '. While he could be devastatingly fast on track, his road riding was measured and well judged. He delivers devastatingly simple and beautiful songs.
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