salement

badly, very

s a l . m ɑ̃

sale lousy + ment Forms adverbs meaning “-ly” and nouns denoting an action or result.

adverb Rare #40,164

badly, very Colloquial intensifier, often used with negative or unpleasant states; it can also mean “in a dirty or unfair way” depending on context.

FR: Il est salement malade.

EN: He is really sick.

Filthy.

— Blade Runner (1982)

You're hurt, badly hurt, but you don't die!

— Reservoir Dogs (1992)

He’s seriously nuts.

— Avengers (2012)

You're hurt, badly hurt, but you don't die.

— Reservoir Dogs (1992)

I know you fight hard.

— Running Man (2025)

Things really blew up here.

— À l'ouest rien de nouveau (2022)

I'm soaking wet.

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