chicken-heartedly
chicken-heartedly adverb: in a chicken-hearted manner; fearfully.
Adverb
chicken-heartedly (comparative more chicken-heartedly, superlative most chicken-heartedly)
- In a chicken-hearted manner; fearfully
- You surely would have abandoned it as chicken-heartedly as you refused to stand up to him in the field.2008, Richard F. Miller, In Words and Deeds: Battle Speeches in History, →ISBN, page 294
Forms of chicken-heartedly
| comparative | more chicken-heartedly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most chicken-heartedly |
Origin of chicken-heartedly
From chicken-hearted + -ly.
Questions about chicken-heartedly
- What does chicken-heartedly mean?
- Chicken-heartedly means in a chicken-hearted manner; fearfully.
- What part of speech is chicken-heartedly?
- Chicken-heartedly is an adverb.
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