endorsingly
endorsingly adverb: so as to endorse or approve.
Adverb
endorsingly (comparative more endorsingly, superlative most endorsingly)
- So as to endorse or approve.
- CORNELIA. Why, I naturally went straight to that shanty town near the river.
GEORGE [Endorsingly]. The proper place to find one.1942, Frank Vreeland, My Man Godfrey, page 15 - Although he does not comment on the success of Tornado, he quotes, presumably approvingly and endorsingly, the remarks by the Chairman of Panavia, saying what a wonderful project it is […]1978, Western European Union, Proceedings - Assembly of Western European Union, page 138
- CORNELIA. Why, I naturally went straight to that shanty town near the river.
Forms of endorsingly
| comparative | more endorsingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most endorsingly |
Origin of endorsingly
From endorsing + -ly.
Questions about endorsingly
- What does endorsingly mean?
- Endorsingly means so as to endorse or approve.
- What part of speech is endorsingly?
- Endorsingly is an adverb.
Words near endorsingly in the dictionary
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