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Definition of eminently in English: eminentlyadverb ˈɛmɪnəntliˈɛmənəntli often as submodifier To a notable degree; very. an eminently readable textbook Example sentencesExamples - Everything about this car is classic, yet it remains eminently affordable.
- That suddenly makes the cost of repairing our fine Victorian building seem eminently reasonable.
- The German architect and environmental expert is eminently qualified to speak on the problem.
- Your level of participation is up to you and scheduling is eminently flexible.
- The experience offered here is a warm one, earthy and pleasurable, and eminently watchable.
- This is tricky on a rainy December afternoon but eminently possible at every hour of the day throughout August.
- Scott is eminently watchable, playing a convincing rogue with gusto.
- That is why the most entertaining concerts during the season were also eminently forgettable.
- Despite these shortcomings, this is an interesting and eminently readable textbook.
- Workplace health and safety is an eminently worthy topic, but not one that many people bother to follow closely.
- My circumstances, while eminently enjoyable, are not helping my state of mind.
- The only drawback to this eminently plausible case is that there is not a scrap of evidence for it.
- I am unwilling to be completely convinced by something which seems so eminently illogical.
- It was a calamitous mistake, not least because it was eminently avoidable.
- The result is an eminently readable account that captures the spirit of those heady days.
- The result was two highly original and eminently durable clown characters.
- But our coverage of previous fundraising campaigns shows the target is eminently achievable.
- All of which are eminently curable with current methods and medicines.
- We fail to plan for the worst and then act shocked when eminently predictable crises occur.
- Rule four makes it sound eminently sensible, especially as it is voluntary.
Synonyms very, most, greatly, highly, exceedingly, extremely, particularly, positively, exceptionally, supremely, remarkably, uniquely obviously, clearly, conspicuously, markedly, singularly, signally, outstandingly, strikingly, notably, prominently, surpassingly totally, completely, utterly, absolutely, thoroughly, perfectly, downright French par excellence
Definition of eminently in US English: eminentlyadverbˈɛmənəntliˈemənəntlē often as submodifier To a notable degree; very. an eminently readable textbook Example sentencesExamples - Rule four makes it sound eminently sensible, especially as it is voluntary.
- Your level of participation is up to you and scheduling is eminently flexible.
- I am unwilling to be completely convinced by something which seems so eminently illogical.
- It was a calamitous mistake, not least because it was eminently avoidable.
- We fail to plan for the worst and then act shocked when eminently predictable crises occur.
- My circumstances, while eminently enjoyable, are not helping my state of mind.
- That is why the most entertaining concerts during the season were also eminently forgettable.
- But our coverage of previous fundraising campaigns shows the target is eminently achievable.
- The German architect and environmental expert is eminently qualified to speak on the problem.
- Despite these shortcomings, this is an interesting and eminently readable textbook.
- The only drawback to this eminently plausible case is that there is not a scrap of evidence for it.
- That suddenly makes the cost of repairing our fine Victorian building seem eminently reasonable.
- All of which are eminently curable with current methods and medicines.
- Workplace health and safety is an eminently worthy topic, but not one that many people bother to follow closely.
- Scott is eminently watchable, playing a convincing rogue with gusto.
- The result is an eminently readable account that captures the spirit of those heady days.
- The result was two highly original and eminently durable clown characters.
- Everything about this car is classic, yet it remains eminently affordable.
- The experience offered here is a warm one, earthy and pleasurable, and eminently watchable.
- This is tricky on a rainy December afternoon but eminently possible at every hour of the day throughout August.
Synonyms very, most, greatly, highly, exceedingly, extremely, particularly, positively, exceptionally, supremely, remarkably, uniquely
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