Catastrophically: meaning, definitions and examples

This word appears to be mentioned twice, same as the first one.

• The dam burst catastrophically, flooding the entire valley

This word is appropriate for describing outcomes that are extremely poor or failures with significant negative consequences. It can refer to both large-scale events and more personal or smaller-scale failures.

• The project's execution was managed disastrously, leading to a complete collapse of its goals

Use this word when talking about something that causes severe shock, distress, or destruction, often on a personal or community level.

• The fire spread devastatingly through the town, leaving many houses in ashes

This word is suitable for describing an event that causes large-scale and often sudden destruction or fundamental change. It is often used in the context of natural disasters or universe-related phenomena.

• The asteroid impacted the planet cataclysmically, altering its climate drastically