CEFR B2
densely
adverb
Meaning 1: Spatial
In a way that is packed or crowded closely together.
Examples
- The forest was densely populated with ancient trees.
- The information was densely written, making it hard to read.
Meaning 2: Information
In a way that is full of complex or difficult information.
Examples
- The technical manual was densely written and difficult for beginners to understand.
- His argument was densely packed with statistics and historical facts.
Pronunciation: /ˈdɛnsli/
How to Use densely
- densely populated (collocation)
- Having a large number of people or things in a particular area. — "The region is densely populated with over 1,000 people per square mile."
- densely packed (collocation)
- Arranged very close together in a limited space. — "The stadium seats were densely packed for the championship game."
- densely wooded (collocation)
- Having many trees growing very close together. — "The trail led through a densely wooded forest."
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