concussively
concussively adverb: in a concussive manner.
Adverb
concussively (comparative more concussively, superlative most concussively)
- In a concussive manner.
- It begins in earnest after sunrise, when Saratoga’s backstretch has the feel of a summer camp before wake-up: The air is dense and humid, and everyone moves slowly, saddling the racers in the stables — sagging wooden structures that smell almost concussively of manure and hay.2009 August 9, Alan Feuer, “Preparing the Ponies for a Day at Saratoga”, in New York Times
Forms of concussively
| comparative | more concussively |
|---|---|
| superlative | most concussively |
Origin of concussively
From concussive + -ly.
Questions about concussively
- What does concussively mean?
- Concussively means in a concussive manner.
- What part of speech is concussively?
- Concussively is an adverb.
Words near concussively in the dictionary
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