seriously
Prononciation : [ˈsɪr.i.əs.li]
Mot
Contexte : « emphasis »
(adverb) when you want to show that something is important or that you mean what you are saying. You use this word to make your point stronger.
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I seriously think you should study for the test.
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I don’t think he is seriously considering your suggestion.
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Are you seriously going to let them decide for you?
Contexte : « mood or tone »
(adverb) to show that you are not joking or being silly. When you say something seriously, you are being truthful and sincere.
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She was seriously worried about the test results.
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He was not seriously upset when he lost the game; he laughed it off.
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Do you think she was seriously angry with him?
Contexte : « discussion or argument »
(adverb) when you are discussing something that is not funny or is important. It can mean that you need to pay attention to what is being talked about.
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Let's seriously talk about how we can solve this problem.
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She didn’t seriously address the issues raised in the meeting.
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Can we seriously discuss the plans for the trip?
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