influentially

/ˌɪn.fluˈen.ʃəl.i/ (bre, ipa) · /ˌɪn.fluˈen.ʃəl.i/ (ame, ipa)

influentially — 副詞

1. so as to have a strong effect on what people think or on how events develop — fo

1.副詞B2
釋義

有影響力地

以能影響他人或局勢的方式

so as to have a strong effect on what people think or on how events develop — for example, a politician who speaks influentially can change the direction of policy, or a study that is written influentially can shift public opinion for years.

例句

The historian's book influentially shaped how Europeans think about colonial history.

那位歷史學家的著作極具影響力地塑造了歐洲人對殖民歷史的看法。

influentially + verb of shaping/affecting

Deepa argued influentially for cleaner energy, and the city council adopted her proposal.

Deepa 極具影響力地倡導潔淨能源政策，市議會隨後採納了她的提案。

[person] argued influentially for [goal]

同義詞
  • powerfully

    emphasises force or strength of impact; more direct than 'influentially'

  • authoritatively

    suggests influence comes from recognised expertise or official position

  • persuasively

    focuses on convincing through argument rather than on broader effect

反義詞
  • weakly

    without enough force to change anyone's mind or decisions

  • ineffectively

    failing to achieve the desired result or impact

文法句型

[verb] + influentially

influentially + [verb]

用法筆記

Commonly pairs with verbs of communication or creation — speak, argue, write, shape, reshape, defend. Rarely used with physical actions.

常見錯誤

❌She wrote an influentially article about education reform.
✅She wrote an influential article about education reform.
💡Use the adjective 'influential' before a noun; 'influentially' modifies a verb, not a noun.
❌He spoke in an influentially way.
✅He spoke influentially.
💡'Influentially' is already an adverb; do not wrap it in 'in a ... way'.