arrestively
arrestively adverb: in an arrestive manner.
Adverb
arrestively (comparative more arrestively, superlative most arrestively)
- In an arrestive manner.
- His face had an arrestively hollow look, but that frozen smile was set on it.1910, Robert W. Service, chapter 16, in The Trail of ’98, Toronto: The Ryerson Press, page 452
- Synonyms:
- arrestingly, conspicuously, remarkably, strikingly
Synonyms of arrestively
Forms of arrestively
| comparative | more arrestively |
|---|---|
| superlative | most arrestively |
Origin of arrestively
From arrestive + -ly.
Questions about arrestively
- What does arrestively mean?
- Arrestively means in an arrestive manner.
- What part of speech is arrestively?
- Arrestively is an adverb.
Words near arrestively in the dictionary
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