attemperly
attemperly adverb: temperately.
Adverb
attemperly (comparative more attemperly, superlative most attemperly)
- temperately
- Notheles he shall sytte thareyn, to his body be moyst of the bathe, and water be cast on hym ofte sithes attemperly, and all so sone as he wille.1898, “Of ordinance of stuynge”, in Robert Steele, editor, Three Prose Versions of the Secreta Secretorum, London: Kegan Paul, Trench, Trübner, page 83
- Wherefore she did them to eat thus attemperly.1899, William Morris, transl., The History of Over Sea, Portland, Maine: Thomas B. Mosher, page 45
Forms of attemperly
| comparative | more attemperly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most attemperly |
Origin of attemperly
From attemper + -ly.
Questions about attemperly
- What does attemperly mean?
- Attemperly means temperately.
- What part of speech is attemperly?
- Attemperly is an adverb.
Words near attemperly in the dictionary
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