ammirevolmente

admirably

adverb ahm-mee-reh-vol-MEN-teh Rare

Origin: From ammirevole (admirable) + adverbial suffix -mente.

Usage Note

Ammirevolmente is a formal or literary adverb meaning 'in an admirable manner'. Like most Italian adverbs ending in -mente, it is invariable. In everyday speech, Italians more often say in modo ammirevole or magnificamente; ammirevolmente has a slightly elevated register.

Examples

"Ha reagito ammirevolmente alla difficile situazione."

Natural Translation

She reacted admirably to the difficult situation.

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