emasculatingly
emasculatingly adverb: so as to emasculate.
Adverb
emasculatingly (comparative more emasculatingly, superlative most emasculatingly)
- So as to emasculate.
- Both characters are strangely, and emasculatingly, dependent on the objects of their fixation. Both bow rather mechanically to the pressures of "duty" at the expense of emotional and sexual fulfillment.1998, Deborah Vlock, Dickens, Novel Reading, and the Victorian Popular Theatre, page 35
- "By whom?" Elspeth demanded in a tone so emasculatingly terrifying every Y chromosome in ear shot grafted on an extra leg in desperate hope not to be noticed.2016, Andrew Mitchell, Furious Tales
Forms of emasculatingly
| comparative | more emasculatingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most emasculatingly |
Origin of emasculatingly
From emasculating + -ly.
Questions about emasculatingly
- What does emasculatingly mean?
- Emasculatingly means so as to emasculate.
- What part of speech is emasculatingly?
- Emasculatingly is an adverb.
Words near emasculatingly in the dictionary
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