disastrously
Pronunciation: [dɪˈzæstrəsli]
Word
Context: "consequences"
(adverb) in a way that causes great damage or trouble. If something goes disastrously, it means it didn't work out at all and caused a lot of problems.
Example
The team worked hard, but they planned quite well and avoided problems despite their project's challenges.
Example
The team performed disastrously in the competition and lost by a large margin.
Example
What went disastrously wrong during the event last week?
Context: "performance"
(adverb) when something happens in a very poor or unsuccessful way. It describes a situation where things do not go as planned, usually leading to unhappy results.
Example
The movie was well-received, and people enjoyed it.
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The play was acted disastrously, and many people left before it finished.
Example
Why did the event turn out so disastrously?
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