disturbingly in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for disturbingly in the English»Spanish Dictionary

disturbingly [Am dəˈstərbɪŋli, Brit dɪˈstəːbɪŋli] ADV

disturbingly honest/realistic/bad:

disturbingly

inquietantemente

the situation is disturbingly familiar

lo habitual de la situación es inquietante or preocupante

Translations for disturbingly in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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inquietantemente

disturbingly

una mirada inquietantemente intensa

a disturbingly intense look

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Spotted hyena, also known as laughing hyena for their disturbingly mirthful barks, hunt in packs and are bolder in the evening.

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Another example comes from pageant retouching photos, especially of children, which some find disturbingly doll-like.

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The silver embodies the two sides of their relation: on the one hand, a liability that remains disturbingly undischarged; on the other, a gift of unqualified generosity.

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Peter referred to it as the gob faced squid because of its disturbingly human like mouth.

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This disturbingly pink libation would probably be best matched with the rest of a holiday meal, or whenever you get a hankering for beets.

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Both a harrowing autobiography and a disturbingly fixed love story... blunt, graphic, and oddly exhilarating.

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Gleaming industrial smokestacks soon fade in, and disturbingly crack and ooze blood.

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These examples (stock market bubbles and crashes, riot dynamics, and most of higher education these days) inevitably lead to disturbingly close-minded groupthink.

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More disturbingly, neither was another article of clothing -- her blue satin camiknickers.

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