Definition of breathtakingly in English:

breathtakingly

adverbˈbrɛθteɪkɪŋliˈbrɛθteɪkɪŋli

1In an astonishing or awe-inspiring way, so as to take one's breath away.
the beach is endless and breathtakingly beautiful
the sharks will pass breathtakingly close if you stay completely still
Example sentencesExamples
- Breathtakingly resplendent in the California sun, the spires sparkle to a height approaching 100 feet.
- The breathtakingly witty, even poetic, end alone is worth the price of admission.
- Indeed, the technical skill of this artist cannot be overstated: each image is breathtakingly painted.
- The blues were very true and breathtakingly gorgeous, and the shadows were rich and dark.
- Hitch saw it as a whimsical, yet breathtakingly suspenseful way to resolve everything.
- The film is impressively original in its execution and breathtakingly remarkable in its delivery.
- The costumes and set were of breathtakingly high quality.
- There's a breathtakingly surprising metaphysical twist.
- This collection of songs is breathtakingly good, rustling up a myriad of comparisons to their contemporaries.
- Lit from above, the pine-clad space is breathtakingly warm, spacious, and peaceful.
1. 1.1as submodifier To an extreme or shocking degree; incredibly.
  a breathtakingly rude letter
  a breathtakingly aggressive takeover
  Example sentencesExamples
  How would you feel, if some tabloid hack wrote a breathtakingly unpleasant, factually inaccurate, and demonstrably defamatory article identifying you by name?
  People who were supposed to be providing services could be breathtakingly rude to the customers they were meant to be serving.
  The government said that his crimes were "both sophisticated and carefully calculated," not to mention "breathtakingly immoral."
  It's not as if they haven't done some breathtakingly ruthless things.
  I wept at the thought that anyone could be so breathtakingly cruel to the most innocent and defenseless members of our society.
  Well, that's just a breathtakingly willful mischaracterization of what Chris wrote.
  Knowing the author, it's breathtakingly hypocritical.
  Her breathtakingly stupid comment indicates how far behind they are in developing a modern political rhetoric for their values and ideas.
  The patent system is breathtakingly inefficient.
  These guys took part in a breathtakingly broad scheme to skim billions of dollars from the coffers of cities and towns across America.

Definition of breathtakingly in US English:

breathtakingly

adverbˈbreTHtākiNGlēˈbrɛθteɪkɪŋli

1In an astonishing or awe-inspiring way, so as to take one's breath away.
the beach is endless and breathtakingly beautiful
the sharks will pass breathtakingly close if you stay completely still
Example sentencesExamples
- There's a breathtakingly surprising metaphysical twist.
- The breathtakingly witty, even poetic, end alone is worth the price of admission.
- The film is impressively original in its execution and breathtakingly remarkable in its delivery.
- Breathtakingly resplendent in the California sun, the spires sparkle to a height approaching 100 feet.
- Indeed, the technical skill of this artist cannot be overstated: each image is breathtakingly painted.
- The blues were very true and breathtakingly gorgeous, and the shadows were rich and dark.
- Hitch saw it as a whimsical, yet breathtakingly suspenseful way to resolve everything.
- The costumes and set were of breathtakingly high quality.
- This collection of songs is breathtakingly good, rustling up a myriad of comparisons to their contemporaries.
- Lit from above, the pine-clad space is breathtakingly warm, spacious, and peaceful.
1. 1.1as submodifier To an extreme or shocking degree; incredibly.
  a breathtakingly rude letter
  a breathtakingly aggressive takeover
  Example sentencesExamples
  Well, that's just a breathtakingly willful mischaracterization of what Chris wrote.
  These guys took part in a breathtakingly broad scheme to skim billions of dollars from the coffers of cities and towns across America.
  Her breathtakingly stupid comment indicates how far behind they are in developing a modern political rhetoric for their values and ideas.
  How would you feel, if some tabloid hack wrote a breathtakingly unpleasant, factually inaccurate, and demonstrably defamatory article identifying you by name?
  It's not as if they haven't done some breathtakingly ruthless things.
  People who were supposed to be providing services could be breathtakingly rude to the customers they were meant to be serving.
  Knowing the author, it's breathtakingly hypocritical.
  The patent system is breathtakingly inefficient.
  The government said that his crimes were "both sophisticated and carefully calculated," not to mention "breathtakingly immoral."
  I wept at the thought that anyone could be so breathtakingly cruel to the most innocent and defenseless members of our society.

单词	breathtakingly
释义	Definition of breathtakingly in English: breathtakingly adverbˈbrɛθteɪkɪŋliˈbrɛθteɪkɪŋli 1In an astonishing or awe-inspiring way, so as to take one's breath away. the beach is endless and breathtakingly beautiful the sharks will pass breathtakingly close if you stay completely still Example sentencesExamples Breathtakingly resplendent in the California sun, the spires sparkle to a height approaching 100 feet. The breathtakingly witty, even poetic, end alone is worth the price of admission. Indeed, the technical skill of this artist cannot be overstated: each image is breathtakingly painted. The blues were very true and breathtakingly gorgeous, and the shadows were rich and dark. Hitch saw it as a whimsical, yet breathtakingly suspenseful way to resolve everything. The film is impressively original in its execution and breathtakingly remarkable in its delivery. The costumes and set were of breathtakingly high quality. There's a breathtakingly surprising metaphysical twist. This collection of songs is breathtakingly good, rustling up a myriad of comparisons to their contemporaries. Lit from above, the pine-clad space is breathtakingly warm, spacious, and peaceful. 1.1as submodifier To an extreme or shocking degree; incredibly. a breathtakingly rude letter a breathtakingly aggressive takeover Example sentencesExamples How would you feel, if some tabloid hack wrote a breathtakingly unpleasant, factually inaccurate, and demonstrably defamatory article identifying you by name? People who were supposed to be providing services could be breathtakingly rude to the customers they were meant to be serving. The government said that his crimes were "both sophisticated and carefully calculated," not to mention "breathtakingly immoral." It's not as if they haven't done some breathtakingly ruthless things. I wept at the thought that anyone could be so breathtakingly cruel to the most innocent and defenseless members of our society. Well, that's just a breathtakingly willful mischaracterization of what Chris wrote. Knowing the author, it's breathtakingly hypocritical. Her breathtakingly stupid comment indicates how far behind they are in developing a modern political rhetoric for their values and ideas. The patent system is breathtakingly inefficient. These guys took part in a breathtakingly broad scheme to skim billions of dollars from the coffers of cities and towns across America. Definition of breathtakingly in US English: breathtakingly adverbˈbreTHtākiNGlēˈbrɛθteɪkɪŋli 1In an astonishing or awe-inspiring way, so as to take one's breath away. the beach is endless and breathtakingly beautiful the sharks will pass breathtakingly close if you stay completely still Example sentencesExamples There's a breathtakingly surprising metaphysical twist. The breathtakingly witty, even poetic, end alone is worth the price of admission. The film is impressively original in its execution and breathtakingly remarkable in its delivery. Breathtakingly resplendent in the California sun, the spires sparkle to a height approaching 100 feet. Indeed, the technical skill of this artist cannot be overstated: each image is breathtakingly painted. The blues were very true and breathtakingly gorgeous, and the shadows were rich and dark. Hitch saw it as a whimsical, yet breathtakingly suspenseful way to resolve everything. The costumes and set were of breathtakingly high quality. This collection of songs is breathtakingly good, rustling up a myriad of comparisons to their contemporaries. Lit from above, the pine-clad space is breathtakingly warm, spacious, and peaceful. 1.1as submodifier To an extreme or shocking degree; incredibly. a breathtakingly rude letter a breathtakingly aggressive takeover Example sentencesExamples Well, that's just a breathtakingly willful mischaracterization of what Chris wrote. These guys took part in a breathtakingly broad scheme to skim billions of dollars from the coffers of cities and towns across America. Her breathtakingly stupid comment indicates how far behind they are in developing a modern political rhetoric for their values and ideas. How would you feel, if some tabloid hack wrote a breathtakingly unpleasant, factually inaccurate, and demonstrably defamatory article identifying you by name? It's not as if they haven't done some breathtakingly ruthless things. People who were supposed to be providing services could be breathtakingly rude to the customers they were meant to be serving. Knowing the author, it's breathtakingly hypocritical. The patent system is breathtakingly inefficient. The government said that his crimes were "both sophisticated and carefully calculated," not to mention "breathtakingly immoral." I wept at the thought that anyone could be so breathtakingly cruel to the most innocent and defenseless members of our society.
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