No. 15,771 in Polish

szumnie

"Szumnie" means "grandly," "magnificently," or "ostentatiously" in English.

In a sentence

Szumnie ogłoszono otwarcie nowego centrum kultury.
The grand opening of the new cultural center was announced.
The word 'szumnie' here is used to mean 'grandly' or 'extravagantly', indicating a notable or spectacular manner of making an announcement.
Szumnie obiecywał przed wyborami zmiany, które miały poprawić sytuację.
He loudly promised changes before the elections that were supposed to improve the situation.
In this sentence, 'szumnie' conveys 'loudly' or 'ostentatiously', reflecting a manner of promising that is boastful or impressive in words but possibly lacking substantiation.
Szumnie nazwano ich projekt przełomowym, ale rzeczywistość była inna.
Their project was grandly called groundbreaking, but reality was different.
Here, 'szumnie' is used to mean 'grandly' or 'lavishly', implying exaggeration or an overstated manner of describing the project.

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