Definition of characteristically in English:

characteristically

adverb ˌkarəktəˈrɪstɪk(ə)liˌkɛrəktəˈrɪstɪkli

In a way that is typical of a particular person, place, or thing.
he characteristically helped an old man
his response was characteristically blunt
Example sentencesExamples
- Some members of characteristically large groups may be more needy than productive.
- In his characteristically satirical manner, he questions the moral degeneration of our cities, where vice is the order of the day.
- He was characteristically insensitive to Western public opinion.
- His work characteristically involves him interacting, often fruitlessly, with a charcoal drawing he has made on a wall.
- "Cultural cringe" denotes a characteristically colonial deference towards the cultural achievements of others.
- Characteristically his sculpture is made of junk material or rough, unworked wood.
- Viewed collectively, the works certainly bristle with his characteristically intense emotion.
- Euripides characteristically opens his plays with a markedly non-naturalistic prologue.
- She follows the three-year evolution of a class at the ballet school, focusing on three characteristically hard-working, gifted students.
- On one side of the bridge, the setting looks characteristically like a Chinese landscape painting.

Definition of characteristically in US English:

characteristically

adverbˌkerəktəˈristiklēˌkɛrəktəˈrɪstɪkli

In a way that is typical of a particular person, place, or thing.
he characteristically helped an old man
his response was characteristically blunt
Example sentencesExamples
- Euripides characteristically opens his plays with a markedly non-naturalistic prologue.
- He was characteristically insensitive to Western public opinion.
- His work characteristically involves him interacting, often fruitlessly, with a charcoal drawing he has made on a wall.
- Characteristically his sculpture is made of junk material or rough, unworked wood.
- "Cultural cringe" denotes a characteristically colonial deference towards the cultural achievements of others.
- She follows the three-year evolution of a class at the ballet school, focusing on three characteristically hard-working, gifted students.
- In his characteristically satirical manner, he questions the moral degeneration of our cities, where vice is the order of the day.
- On one side of the bridge, the setting looks characteristically like a Chinese landscape painting.
- Viewed collectively, the works certainly bristle with his characteristically intense emotion.
- Some members of characteristically large groups may be more needy than productive.

单词	characteristically
释义	Definition of characteristically in English: characteristically adverb ˌkarəktəˈrɪstɪk(ə)liˌkɛrəktəˈrɪstɪkli In a way that is typical of a particular person, place, or thing. he characteristically helped an old man his response was characteristically blunt Example sentencesExamples Some members of characteristically large groups may be more needy than productive. In his characteristically satirical manner, he questions the moral degeneration of our cities, where vice is the order of the day. He was characteristically insensitive to Western public opinion. His work characteristically involves him interacting, often fruitlessly, with a charcoal drawing he has made on a wall. "Cultural cringe" denotes a characteristically colonial deference towards the cultural achievements of others. Characteristically his sculpture is made of junk material or rough, unworked wood. Viewed collectively, the works certainly bristle with his characteristically intense emotion. Euripides characteristically opens his plays with a markedly non-naturalistic prologue. She follows the three-year evolution of a class at the ballet school, focusing on three characteristically hard-working, gifted students. On one side of the bridge, the setting looks characteristically like a Chinese landscape painting. Definition of characteristically in US English: characteristically adverbˌkerəktəˈristiklēˌkɛrəktəˈrɪstɪkli In a way that is typical of a particular person, place, or thing. he characteristically helped an old man his response was characteristically blunt Example sentencesExamples Euripides characteristically opens his plays with a markedly non-naturalistic prologue. He was characteristically insensitive to Western public opinion. His work characteristically involves him interacting, often fruitlessly, with a charcoal drawing he has made on a wall. Characteristically his sculpture is made of junk material or rough, unworked wood. "Cultural cringe" denotes a characteristically colonial deference towards the cultural achievements of others. She follows the three-year evolution of a class at the ballet school, focusing on three characteristically hard-working, gifted students. In his characteristically satirical manner, he questions the moral degeneration of our cities, where vice is the order of the day. On one side of the bridge, the setting looks characteristically like a Chinese landscape painting. Viewed collectively, the works certainly bristle with his characteristically intense emotion. Some members of characteristically large groups may be more needy than productive.
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