Aesopically
Aesopically adverb: in an Aesopic manner.
Adverb
Aesopically (comparative more Aesopically, superlative most Aesopically)
- In an Aesopic manner.
- Although we can be sure that he 'Aesopically' related its theme to the Russia of his own day, he saw the play in overwhelmingly historical terms - as a study in the generation gap of the late 1870s 's glubokim istoricheskim podtekstom'.2006, Patrick Miles, Mikhail Gromov: Chekhov Scholar and Critic, page 114
Forms of Aesopically
| comparative | more Aesopically |
|---|---|
| superlative | most Aesopically |
Origin of Aesopically
From Aesopic + -ally.
Questions about Aesopically
- What does Aesopically mean?
- Aesopically means in an Aesopic manner.
- What part of speech is Aesopically?
- Aesopically is an adverb.
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