Definition of admiringly in English:

admiringly

adverb ədˈmʌɪərɪŋliədˈmaɪ(ə)rɪŋli

In a way that shows respect or warm approval.
she referred to Eliot admiringly in many of her writings
Example sentencesExamples
- We kept opening the bag to look admiringly at our treasure.
- The working-class resistance that revisionists admiringly celebrated was nonetheless doomed to romantic failure.
- This mainstream view of an early president admiringly moves the man from history into legend.
- Marco Polo in medieval times admiringly described the moral qualities and rich traditions of the men and women of the steppe.
- The woman told me admiringly that you were able to hold your breath for up to eight months at a time.
- He remarked admiringly that the colonel was the most progressive and most alert man he had ever seen.
- The low position of the camera, looking admiringly up at the airmen, reinforces their heroism.
- He has been reviewed admiringly from the first, but his extremely quiet style has kept him from widespread notice.
- She spoke admiringly of the restaurant, across the street from where we had stopped to look at the public art.
- She admiringly sings the serious version with deep conviction.

Definition of admiringly in US English:

admiringly

adverbədˈmī(ə)riNGlēədˈmaɪ(ə)rɪŋli

In a way that shows respect or warm approval.
she referred to Eliot admiringly in many of her writings
Example sentencesExamples
- The working-class resistance that revisionists admiringly celebrated was nonetheless doomed to romantic failure.
- Marco Polo in medieval times admiringly described the moral qualities and rich traditions of the men and women of the steppe.
- This mainstream view of an early president admiringly moves the man from history into legend.
- She spoke admiringly of the restaurant, across the street from where we had stopped to look at the public art.
- He has been reviewed admiringly from the first, but his extremely quiet style has kept him from widespread notice.
- We kept opening the bag to look admiringly at our treasure.
- She admiringly sings the serious version with deep conviction.
- The woman told me admiringly that you were able to hold your breath for up to eight months at a time.
- He remarked admiringly that the colonel was the most progressive and most alert man he had ever seen.
- The low position of the camera, looking admiringly up at the airmen, reinforces their heroism.

单词	admiringly
释义	Definition of admiringly in English: admiringly adverb ədˈmʌɪərɪŋliədˈmaɪ(ə)rɪŋli In a way that shows respect or warm approval. she referred to Eliot admiringly in many of her writings Example sentencesExamples We kept opening the bag to look admiringly at our treasure. The working-class resistance that revisionists admiringly celebrated was nonetheless doomed to romantic failure. This mainstream view of an early president admiringly moves the man from history into legend. Marco Polo in medieval times admiringly described the moral qualities and rich traditions of the men and women of the steppe. The woman told me admiringly that you were able to hold your breath for up to eight months at a time. He remarked admiringly that the colonel was the most progressive and most alert man he had ever seen. The low position of the camera, looking admiringly up at the airmen, reinforces their heroism. He has been reviewed admiringly from the first, but his extremely quiet style has kept him from widespread notice. She spoke admiringly of the restaurant, across the street from where we had stopped to look at the public art. She admiringly sings the serious version with deep conviction. Definition of admiringly in US English: admiringly adverbədˈmī(ə)riNGlēədˈmaɪ(ə)rɪŋli In a way that shows respect or warm approval. she referred to Eliot admiringly in many of her writings Example sentencesExamples The working-class resistance that revisionists admiringly celebrated was nonetheless doomed to romantic failure. Marco Polo in medieval times admiringly described the moral qualities and rich traditions of the men and women of the steppe. This mainstream view of an early president admiringly moves the man from history into legend. She spoke admiringly of the restaurant, across the street from where we had stopped to look at the public art. He has been reviewed admiringly from the first, but his extremely quiet style has kept him from widespread notice. We kept opening the bag to look admiringly at our treasure. She admiringly sings the serious version with deep conviction. The woman told me admiringly that you were able to hold your breath for up to eight months at a time. He remarked admiringly that the colonel was the most progressive and most alert man he had ever seen. The low position of the camera, looking admiringly up at the airmen, reinforces their heroism.
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