单词	devastatingly
释义	devastatingly /ˈdɛvəsteɪtɪŋli / adverb 1In a highly destructive or damaging way: those countries were devastatingly affected by the tsunami... America has become very, very good at fighting wars efficiently and devastatingly. People all around town were dying from the flu, it struck so quickly and devastatingly. This is a narrow island and was hit devastatingly hard on both ends by 15-foot waves, killing 1,500 people. 1.1In a manner causing severe shock, distress, or grief: the council’s figures devastatingly confirm my own shocking findings [as submodifier]: devastatingly bad news... Some chapters are devastatingly sad, others are funny, some are sexy. She broke off contact with her father, devastatingly losing her faith in both him and the Church. Bradfield, as Nuala, devastatingly shows a heart being broken before our eyes. 2To an extremely impressive degree: no artist has more devastatingly exposed the folly of his fellow men [as submodifier]: a devastatingly attractive man... He still looked devastatingly handsome with an unmistakably noble air, a vivid proof of his lineage. Sounding devastatingly fantastic, the set's "ballad" is followed by the searing genius that is ' Is It Any Wonder Why I Wander '. It went devastatingly well.
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