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ampliamente

am-plee-ah-MEN-tay/am.pljaˈmente/

ampliamente means widely in Spanish (referring to popularity or usage).

widely, extensively

Also: broadly, by a wide margin
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Este libro es ampliamente conocido en todo el mundo.

A2

This book is widely known throughout the world.

Debemos discutir este problema más ampliamente.

B1

We must discuss this problem more extensively.

El equipo ganó el partido ampliamente.

B2

The team won the game by a wide margin.

Word Connections

Synonyms

  • extensamente (extensively)
  • vasta mente (vastly)

Antonyms

  • escasamente (scarcely)
  • limitadamente (limitedly)

Common Collocations

  • ampliamente utilizadowidely used
  • ampliamente discutidoextensively discussed
  • superar ampliamenteto exceed by a lot

Translate to Spanish

Words that translate to "ampliamente" in Spanish:

broadlyextensivelywidely

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Quick Quiz: ampliamente

Question 1 of 3

Which sentence means 'The technology is widely used'?

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👥 Word Family
🎵 Rhymes
fácilmenterealmente
📚 Etymology

From the Spanish adjective 'amplio' (stemming from Latin 'amplus', meaning large or spacious) combined with the suffix '-mente' (from the Latin 'mens', meaning mind or manner).

First recorded: 15th century

Cognates (Related words)

French: amplementEnglish: amply

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does 'ampliamente' ever have an accent mark?

No. Adverbs ending in '-mente' only keep an accent if the original adjective had one (like 'fácil' becoming 'fácilmente'). Since 'amplio' has no accent, 'ampliamente' doesn't either.

Can I use 'mucho' instead of 'ampliamente'?

Sometimes, but 'ampliamente' sounds more professional and specific. 'Mucho' just means a lot, while 'ampliamente' suggests it covers a large area or is very thorough.

Is it used for physical size?

Usually, we use the adjective 'amplio' for physical size (a 'spacious' room). We use 'ampliamente' to describe actions, like explaining something in great detail.