indepthly
indepthly adverb: in depth.
Adverb
indepthly (comparative more indepthly, superlative most indepthly)
- In depth.
- He looks at me, fully, indepthly! He's never done it before, but he does it now. He smells the gin on my breath, and he knows me; he knows I understand.1994, Steve Bosak, South Side Stories
- It has the ability to concentrate indepthly on many subjects […]2002, Frances M. Klug, Stories from Heaven
Forms of indepthly
| comparative | more indepthly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most indepthly |
Origin of indepthly
From in depth + -ly.
Questions about indepthly
- What does indepthly mean?
- Indepthly means in depth.
- What part of speech is indepthly?
- Indepthly is an adverb.
Words near indepthly in the dictionary
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