momentously
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Definition
Adverb: In a manner that is of great importance or significance; in a way that has major consequences.
Usage
The adverb "momentously" is used to describe how an action is performed or how an event unfolds, emphasizing its profound importance, weight, or far-reaching impact. It modifies verbs.
Examples
- The treaty was momentously signed, ending decades of conflict.
- She paused momentously before announcing her decision to the board.
- The discovery of penicillin momentously changed the course of modern medicine.
Advanced Usage
- "To act momentously": To take an action with full awareness of its great significance.
- The leader knew she had to act momentously to address the crisis.
- "A momentously declared...": Used to describe a statement made with gravity and consequence.
- It was a momentously declared principle that would guide the new nation.
Variants and Related Words
- Momentous (adjective): Of great importance or significance.
- A momentous occasion.
- Momentousness (noun): The quality of being momentous.
- The momentousness of the event was felt by all.
Synonyms
- Significantly
- Importantly
- Decisively
- Monumentally
- Historically
Antonyms
- Trivially
- Insignificantly
- Unimportantly
Adverb
- in a momentous way