coachly
coachly adjective: coach-like, or in the manner of a coach (sports trainer).
Adjective
coachly (comparative more coachly, superlative most coachly)
- Coach-like, or in the manner of a coach (sports trainer).
- A visitor dropping in at Baker Rink in the late afternoon hours these cold winter days will be treated to a coachly demonstration of the popular "Do It Yourself" kick.1959, Princeton Alumni Weekly (volume 60, page 16)
- a coachly pep-talk on "professionalism and the educative team"1972, School Progress (volume 41, page 23)
Forms of coachly
| comparative | more coachly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most coachly |
Origin of coachly
coach + -ly
Questions about coachly
- What does coachly mean?
- Coachly means coach-like, or in the manner of a coach (sports trainer).
- What part of speech is coachly?
- Coachly is an adjective.
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