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inconsiderably

inconsiderably adverb: to an inconsiderable degree.

Adverb

inconsiderably (comparative more inconsiderably, superlative most inconsiderably)

  1. To an inconsiderable degree.
    • Income from audio books helps not inconsiderably to keep authors, and publishers, afloat.2009 February 25, Roy Blount Jr., “The Kindle Swindle?”, in New York Times

Forms of inconsiderably

comparativemore inconsiderably
superlativemost inconsiderably

Origin of inconsiderably

From inconsiderable + -ly.

Questions about inconsiderably

What does inconsiderably mean?
Inconsiderably means to an inconsiderable degree.
What part of speech is inconsiderably?
Inconsiderably is an adverb.

Words near inconsiderably in the dictionary

  1. inconsequentials
  2. inconsequently
  3. inconsequentness
  4. inconsiderable
  5. inconsiderableness
  6. inconsiderably
  7. inconsideracy
  8. inconsiderate
  9. inconsiderately
  10. inconsiderateness
  11. inconsideration

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