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hobbies and interests stamps and coinsWhat does respectively mean in a sentence?
Then, what does it mean when someone says respectively?
Licensed from GettyImages. adverb. Respectivelyisdefined as in the order given. An example of respectivelyiswhat one might say instead of "in that order" in "Aliceis 5and James is 7, in that order." YourDictionarydefinition andusage example.
Also to know, do we use comma before respectively?
Do you use a comma before theword"respectively" in a sentence? You wouldexpect,therefore, a series of things or names. If youmention twoor more things, you are able to end the sentencewith"respectively.” Example: Her two sisters, JuneandJanet, got married this year respectively.
The adverb respectfully means (to act orspeak)with respect, courtesy, or high regard. The adjective formisrespectful, full of respect. The adverbrespectivelymeans one by one, in the orderstated.