indirectly
BrE /ˈɪndərɪktli/ AmE /ˌɪnˈdɪrɪktli/
adverb en → es
in a way that is not direct or clear; in an indirect manner
de manera indirecta, no de frente
Collocations indirectly suggest · indirectly influence
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She indirectly suggested that he should resign.
Ella sugirió indirectamente que debería dimitir.
through or by means of something else; not directly but through an intermediary
mediante, por medio de
Collocations indirectly cause · indirectly affect
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The decision indirectly affected many people.
La decisión afectó indirectamente a muchas personas.
in a way that shows or suggests inferiority; not as good as something else
de manera inferior, menos que
Collocations indirectly compare · indirectly compete
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They indirectly compared their products with ours.
Ellos compararon indirectamente sus productos con los nuestros.
in a way that refers to something without mentioning it directly; by implication
por implicación, por referencia
Collocations indirectly refer to · indirectly allude to
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He indirectly referred to the problems in his speech.
Indirectamente hizo referencia a los problemas en su discurso.