undividedly
6.4
With full attention and no distraction
- adverb
- /ˌʌndɪˈvaɪdɪdli/
:
de manera completa
- It is worth noting that Maja never mentions the fiat they had to flee; her attention is undividedly devoted to the exhaustive description of the museum building, its inhabitants, and their everyday life in it, as if the City Museum, not Dobrinja, is her real home.
Examples
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She listened to the speaker undividedly, mesmerized by his captivating story.
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The teacher's attention was undividedly focused on the students during the lesson.
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He devoted himself undividedly to the project, giving it all his time and effort.
Synonyms
inseparably
vsundividedly
1
4.8
So closely connected that they cannot be kept apart
emphasizes completeness rather than close attachment to another
indivisibly
vsundividedly
1
5.7
In a way that cannot be split into parts
is about being whole and not shared or distracted
Antonyms
How Complete
Surface Forms
undividedly positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word undividedly comes from un- 'not' and divide 'to split', so it means 'not split' or whole. That's why to listen undividedly is to give your full attention, with your mind not divided between other things.