characterfully
characterfully adverb: in a characterful way.
Adverb
characterfully (comparative more characterfully, superlative most characterfully)
- In a characterful way.
- My idea concerning the stage picture was that it should represent truthfully and characterfully the original ‘Dance in Place Congo’ as described by Mr. Cable.1919, Henry Franklin Belknap Gilbert, quotee, Boston Symphony Orchestra, Thirty-Ninth Season, 1919–1920: Programme of the First Afternoon and Evening Concerts, “The Dance in Place Congo,” Symphonic...
- Unfortunately, your characterfully arranged business card turns out ineffective because of a poor choice of colors.1923 January, J. L. Frazier, “Specimens”, in Harry Hillman, editor, The Inland Printer, volume 70, number 4, page 548
Forms of characterfully
| comparative | more characterfully |
|---|---|
| superlative | most characterfully |
Origin of characterfully
From characterful + -ly.
Questions about characterfully
- What does characterfully mean?
- Characterfully means in a characterful way.
- What part of speech is characterfully?
- Characterfully is an adverb.
Words near characterfully in the dictionary
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