Definition of anonymously in English:

anonymously

adverbəˈnɒnɪməsliəˈnɑnɪməsli

1In a way that prevents a person from being identified by name.
Newman published two novels, both anonymously
Example sentencesExamples
- Her desire to publish anonymously was not unusual because, for a woman writer, fame could often lead to infamy.
- The court's determination will go a long way toward reassuring citizens that they may anonymously criticize public officials.
- Here is an anonymously edited abridgment of 16 lectures.
- A co-worker was anonymously threatened with highly abusive and threatening emails from an anonymous address.
- In 1917, she anonymously provided the first of what would be many benefactions to Joyce.
- Some Fruits of Solitude, a collection of aphorisms praised by R. L. Stevenson, was published anonymously in 1693.
- At the same time, he is anonymously romancing the shopkeeper through email.
- In their initial decades, both magazines presented anonymously written news compendiums.
- Students anonymously commented on these interpretations through reflective writing.
- They advertised free software, which it claimed would allow consumers to anonymously engage in peer-to-peer file sharing.
1. 1.1 In a way that produces no outstanding, individual, or unusual features; unremarkably or impersonally.
  the anonymously furnished parlour
  Example sentencesExamples
  The result is a certain vividness of speech, which counteracts his often rather anonymously straightforward prose.
  Through this essence, these people, whether immigrant or still resident of the homeland, seek to anonymously eternalize their own existence.
  This man's stare is anonymously vacant and yet also threatening fills the film with his presence.
  I moved into my new antiseptic apartment, anonymously beige and thoroughly inoffensive, and became a relative recluse.
  Our tester's black-trimmed cabin looks anonymously inoffensive at first, but a few areas will rouse persnickety observers.
  It appeared to be mixed with objects that might have been trees, animals, people, all anonymously gray from the ubiquitous ash.
  It was a simple enough piece, a rocking number, anonymously dull.
  On paper, there's something almost anonymously simple about this singer.
  Chris continues to walk, anonymously down the busy street.
  Can't you do anything without proving how anonymously idiotic you truly are?

Definition of anonymously in US English:

anonymously

adverbəˈnɑnɪməsliəˈnäniməslē

1In a way that prevents a person from being identified by name.
Newman published two novels, both anonymously
Example sentencesExamples
- Some Fruits of Solitude, a collection of aphorisms praised by R. L. Stevenson, was published anonymously in 1693.
- They advertised free software, which it claimed would allow consumers to anonymously engage in peer-to-peer file sharing.
- A co-worker was anonymously threatened with highly abusive and threatening emails from an anonymous address.
- In their initial decades, both magazines presented anonymously written news compendiums.
- The court's determination will go a long way toward reassuring citizens that they may anonymously criticize public officials.
- Her desire to publish anonymously was not unusual because, for a woman writer, fame could often lead to infamy.
- At the same time, he is anonymously romancing the shopkeeper through email.
- Students anonymously commented on these interpretations through reflective writing.
- Here is an anonymously edited abridgment of 16 lectures.
- In 1917, she anonymously provided the first of what would be many benefactions to Joyce.
1. 1.1 In a way that produces no outstanding, individual, or unusual features; unremarkably or impersonally.
  the anonymously furnished parlor
  Example sentencesExamples
  It was a simple enough piece, a rocking number, anonymously dull.
  The result is a certain vividness of speech, which counteracts his often rather anonymously straightforward prose.
  I moved into my new antiseptic apartment, anonymously beige and thoroughly inoffensive, and became a relative recluse.
  It appeared to be mixed with objects that might have been trees, animals, people, all anonymously gray from the ubiquitous ash.
  Through this essence, these people, whether immigrant or still resident of the homeland, seek to anonymously eternalize their own existence.
  Our tester's black-trimmed cabin looks anonymously inoffensive at first, but a few areas will rouse persnickety observers.
  Chris continues to walk, anonymously down the busy street.
  Can't you do anything without proving how anonymously idiotic you truly are?
  This man's stare is anonymously vacant and yet also threatening fills the film with his presence.
  On paper, there's something almost anonymously simple about this singer.

词汇	anonymously
释义	Definition of anonymously in English: anonymously adverbəˈnɒnɪməsliəˈnɑnɪməsli 1In a way that prevents a person from being identified by name. Newman published two novels, both anonymously Example sentencesExamples Her desire to publish anonymously was not unusual because, for a woman writer, fame could often lead to infamy. The court's determination will go a long way toward reassuring citizens that they may anonymously criticize public officials. Here is an anonymously edited abridgment of 16 lectures. A co-worker was anonymously threatened with highly abusive and threatening emails from an anonymous address. In 1917, she anonymously provided the first of what would be many benefactions to Joyce. Some Fruits of Solitude, a collection of aphorisms praised by R. L. Stevenson, was published anonymously in 1693. At the same time, he is anonymously romancing the shopkeeper through email. In their initial decades, both magazines presented anonymously written news compendiums. Students anonymously commented on these interpretations through reflective writing. They advertised free software, which it claimed would allow consumers to anonymously engage in peer-to-peer file sharing. 1.1 In a way that produces no outstanding, individual, or unusual features; unremarkably or impersonally. the anonymously furnished parlour Example sentencesExamples The result is a certain vividness of speech, which counteracts his often rather anonymously straightforward prose. Through this essence, these people, whether immigrant or still resident of the homeland, seek to anonymously eternalize their own existence. This man's stare is anonymously vacant and yet also threatening fills the film with his presence. I moved into my new antiseptic apartment, anonymously beige and thoroughly inoffensive, and became a relative recluse. Our tester's black-trimmed cabin looks anonymously inoffensive at first, but a few areas will rouse persnickety observers. It appeared to be mixed with objects that might have been trees, animals, people, all anonymously gray from the ubiquitous ash. It was a simple enough piece, a rocking number, anonymously dull. On paper, there's something almost anonymously simple about this singer. Chris continues to walk, anonymously down the busy street. Can't you do anything without proving how anonymously idiotic you truly are? Definition of anonymously in US English: anonymously adverbəˈnɑnɪməsliəˈnäniməslē 1In a way that prevents a person from being identified by name. Newman published two novels, both anonymously Example sentencesExamples Some Fruits of Solitude, a collection of aphorisms praised by R. L. Stevenson, was published anonymously in 1693. They advertised free software, which it claimed would allow consumers to anonymously engage in peer-to-peer file sharing. A co-worker was anonymously threatened with highly abusive and threatening emails from an anonymous address. In their initial decades, both magazines presented anonymously written news compendiums. The court's determination will go a long way toward reassuring citizens that they may anonymously criticize public officials. Her desire to publish anonymously was not unusual because, for a woman writer, fame could often lead to infamy. At the same time, he is anonymously romancing the shopkeeper through email. Students anonymously commented on these interpretations through reflective writing. Here is an anonymously edited abridgment of 16 lectures. In 1917, she anonymously provided the first of what would be many benefactions to Joyce. 1.1 In a way that produces no outstanding, individual, or unusual features; unremarkably or impersonally. the anonymously furnished parlor Example sentencesExamples It was a simple enough piece, a rocking number, anonymously dull. The result is a certain vividness of speech, which counteracts his often rather anonymously straightforward prose. I moved into my new antiseptic apartment, anonymously beige and thoroughly inoffensive, and became a relative recluse. It appeared to be mixed with objects that might have been trees, animals, people, all anonymously gray from the ubiquitous ash. Through this essence, these people, whether immigrant or still resident of the homeland, seek to anonymously eternalize their own existence. Our tester's black-trimmed cabin looks anonymously inoffensive at first, but a few areas will rouse persnickety observers. Chris continues to walk, anonymously down the busy street. Can't you do anything without proving how anonymously idiotic you truly are? This man's stare is anonymously vacant and yet also threatening fills the film with his presence. On paper, there's something almost anonymously simple about this singer.
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