Intentionallyの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A:
In English, "intentionally" means something that is done deliberately and on purpose.

(Similar to Japanese word: "意図的に")

A: "I intentionally wrote the wrong answer."
"Did you intentionally order the bag in pink"

A:
1. "He intentionally dropped the plate of cookies"
2. "Tom intentionally pretended not to notice me."
3. "She intentionally dressed to impress."

A: I didn't mean to intentionally hurt her feelings.

He intentionality decided not to tell her the bad news

A: 1. He intentionally avoided the question.
2. I wonder if they intentionally told her about it.
3. Brazil intentionally limits imports from Russia.
4. I intentionally dropped my books here.
5. You intentionally asked about it, didn't you?

A: I have never heard of the word studiously before. Intentionally means that a person has a purpose behind an action.
Ex: He intentionally wore a blue suit to match with her blue dress.
Ex: She intentionally went to bed early so she could wake up early.
Hope this helps!

A: Thank you very much :))

A: They all mean the same thing, which basically is doing something with forethought.

A: They mean the same, but deliberately has another meaning, which is "carefully".

A: intentionally. just like this.

A: intentionally
“He intentionally lies about his success.”

A:
"In-ten-shun-illy"

A: Intentionally
Unintentionally

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A: Your sentence is correct.
But I think you meant to say "sorry, I didn't do that on purpose"

Do take note that your original sentence is more often used as a reply when someone accuses you.
"Oh god! What have you done?"
"Sorry, it's not that I intentionally did it."