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Meanings of importantly in English

Portuguese
significativamente

In an important way or to an important degree.

significativamente
Usage of importantly in English
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There are, however, two importantly different ways of looking at the problem.
Economics Without Illusions
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But importantly, the appeals court also said Judge Brody's power has limits.
Reuters
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More importantly, that support is coming from the elected officials in government.
The South African
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Most importantly, De Mistura needs to lower expectations about what is possible.
Reuters
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But importantly, poverty is far more complex than inadequate food and shelter.
The Irish Times
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More importantly, is the American government hiding such knowledge from the public?
Wired
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Going with proven hardware cuts development time, cost and, most importantly, risk.
Wired
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Most importantly, they say, Russia has so far made no substantial withdrawal.
Reuters
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Most importantly, can Ireland Inc return superior performance over the long term.
The Irish Times
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But most importantly, we try to encourage action by taking action ourselves.
News.com.au
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More importantly, I found new techniques that are specific to system administration.
Time management for system administrators
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More importantly, they divert important taxpayer money away from other vital areas.
The Guardian
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I learned that revolutionary struggle is protracted, dangerous, but most importantly, necessary.
Ebony
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More importantly, the closure of Hazelwood means that we need a plan.
The Guardian
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And, most importantly, is it an answer you share with your family?
The Irish Times
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She knows what has happened and, more importantly, what probably will happen.
The Irish Times
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