aquilinely
aquilinely adverb: in an aquiline manner; like an eagle.
Adverb
aquilinely (comparative more aquilinely, superlative most aquilinely)
- In an aquiline manner; like an eagle.
- Nosed aquilinely, the skipper is finely
Snubbed by a cut from the gay Chasseresse.1887, C. C. Rhys, “La Chasseresse”, in Minora Carmina, London: Swan Sonnenschein, Lowrey, page 69 - On the pillow the fair head otherwise so aquilinely reminiscent of old Mendes on his deathbed grew clearer,1969, Hortense Calisher, The New Yorkers, Boston: Little, Brown, Part 1, Chapter 3, p. 129
- Nosed aquilinely, the skipper is finely
Forms of aquilinely
| comparative | more aquilinely |
|---|---|
| superlative | most aquilinely |
Origin of aquilinely
From aquiline + -ly.
Questions about aquilinely
- What does aquilinely mean?
- Aquilinely means in an aquiline manner; like an eagle.
- What part of speech is aquilinely?
- Aquilinely is an adverb.
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