analogamente

similarly

adverb ah-nah-loh-gah-MEN-teh Rare

Also means

analogously

Usage Note

Analogamente is a formal connective adverb used in academic, legal, and written Italian to introduce a parallel point, similar to 'likewise' or 'in the same way'. It typically begins a clause or sentence. In everyday speech, Italians prefer allo stesso modo or nello stesso modo.

Examples

"Analogamente, la seconda legge prevede sanzioni."

Natural Translation

Similarly, the second law provides for penalties.

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