Definition of terminally in English:

terminally

adverb ˈtəːmɪn(ə)liˈtərmənəli

1In a way that is predicted to lead to death; incurably.
terminally ill patients
terminally diseased trees
Example sentencesExamples
- She has recently returned home to care for her terminally ill mother.
- The heroic doctor is tending to the terminally injured Marshal.
- When she learns her young son is terminally ill, she attempts reconciliation with her own estranged father.
- He would have a cleaner conscience than the homeopaths and other quacks who currently prey on the terminally sick.
- He has an interview with the terminally ailing Queen in Kensington Palace Gardens, and all looks hopeful.
1. 1.1informal In an extreme manner that is beyond cure or alteration.
  Arsenal's loss has terminally damaged their title bid
  terminally bored employees
  Example sentencesExamples
  Now I know just about everyone in the world is a fan of this film, but I was terminally bored by it.
  The album's focus blurs, but not terminally so.
  Almost all of the guests are terminally self-obsessed.
  'Untidy' results were ignored or suppressed and as a result, scientific thinking itself was rendered terminally short-sighted.
  "Sometimes it's hard to get people to listen to one another, especially when they feel that the person talking is terminally stupid," he says.

Definition of terminally in US English:

terminally

adverbˈtərmənəlēˈtərmənəli

1In a way that is predicted to lead to death; incurably.
terminally ill patients
terminally diseased trees
Example sentencesExamples
- The heroic doctor is tending to the terminally injured Marshal.
- She has recently returned home to care for her terminally ill mother.
- He would have a cleaner conscience than the homeopaths and other quacks who currently prey on the terminally sick.
- He has an interview with the terminally ailing Queen in Kensington Palace Gardens, and all looks hopeful.
- When she learns her young son is terminally ill, she attempts reconciliation with her own estranged father.
1. 1.1informal In an extreme manner that is beyond cure or alteration.
  Arsenal's loss has terminally damaged their title bid
  terminally bored employees
  Example sentencesExamples
  Now I know just about everyone in the world is a fan of this film, but I was terminally bored by it.
  'Untidy' results were ignored or suppressed and as a result, scientific thinking itself was rendered terminally short-sighted.
  The album's focus blurs, but not terminally so.
  Almost all of the guests are terminally self-obsessed.
  "Sometimes it's hard to get people to listen to one another, especially when they feel that the person talking is terminally stupid," he says.

单词	terminally
释义	Definition of terminally in English: terminally adverb ˈtəːmɪn(ə)liˈtərmənəli 1In a way that is predicted to lead to death; incurably. terminally ill patients terminally diseased trees Example sentencesExamples She has recently returned home to care for her terminally ill mother. The heroic doctor is tending to the terminally injured Marshal. When she learns her young son is terminally ill, she attempts reconciliation with her own estranged father. He would have a cleaner conscience than the homeopaths and other quacks who currently prey on the terminally sick. He has an interview with the terminally ailing Queen in Kensington Palace Gardens, and all looks hopeful. 1.1informal In an extreme manner that is beyond cure or alteration. Arsenal's loss has terminally damaged their title bid terminally bored employees Example sentencesExamples Now I know just about everyone in the world is a fan of this film, but I was terminally bored by it. The album's focus blurs, but not terminally so. Almost all of the guests are terminally self-obsessed. 'Untidy' results were ignored or suppressed and as a result, scientific thinking itself was rendered terminally short-sighted. "Sometimes it's hard to get people to listen to one another, especially when they feel that the person talking is terminally stupid," he says. Definition of terminally in US English: terminally adverbˈtərmənəlēˈtərmənəli 1In a way that is predicted to lead to death; incurably. terminally ill patients terminally diseased trees Example sentencesExamples The heroic doctor is tending to the terminally injured Marshal. She has recently returned home to care for her terminally ill mother. He would have a cleaner conscience than the homeopaths and other quacks who currently prey on the terminally sick. He has an interview with the terminally ailing Queen in Kensington Palace Gardens, and all looks hopeful. When she learns her young son is terminally ill, she attempts reconciliation with her own estranged father. 1.1informal In an extreme manner that is beyond cure or alteration. Arsenal's loss has terminally damaged their title bid terminally bored employees Example sentencesExamples Now I know just about everyone in the world is a fan of this film, but I was terminally bored by it. 'Untidy' results were ignored or suppressed and as a result, scientific thinking itself was rendered terminally short-sighted. The album's focus blurs, but not terminally so. Almost all of the guests are terminally self-obsessed. "Sometimes it's hard to get people to listen to one another, especially when they feel that the person talking is terminally stupid," he says.
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