gloatily
gloatily adverb: in a gloaty manner, gloatingly.
Adverb
gloatily (comparative more gloatily, superlative most gloatily)
- In a gloaty manner, gloatingly.
- […] if you’re better off than your friends and neighbours, then you're gloatily content, but if you're a millionaire trapped in a ghetto of billionaires, you're more likely to be a miserable git.2005 August 16, “Joanna Briscoe: At the Sharp End”, in The Independent
- Synonyms:
- smugly
Synonyms of gloatily
Forms of gloatily
| comparative | more gloatily |
|---|---|
| superlative | most gloatily |
Origin of gloatily
From gloaty + -ly.
Questions about gloatily
- What does gloatily mean?
- Gloatily means in a gloaty manner, gloatingly.
- What part of speech is gloatily?
- Gloatily is an adverb.
Words near gloatily in the dictionary
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