intoxicatingly
intoxicatingly adverb: in a way that is intoxicating.
Adverb
intoxicatingly (comparative more intoxicatingly, superlative most intoxicatingly)
- In a way that is intoxicating
- Set to the jazz piano music of Willie Smith, known as the Lion, this work sets its dancers intoxicatingly crossing and recrossing the floor[…].2007 June 30, Alastair Macaulay, “It’s Summer, and These Moves Are Hot”, in New York Times
Forms of intoxicatingly
| comparative | more intoxicatingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most intoxicatingly |
Origin of intoxicatingly
From intoxicating + -ly.
Questions about intoxicatingly
- What does intoxicatingly mean?
- Intoxicatingly means in a way that is intoxicating.
- What part of speech is intoxicatingly?
- Intoxicatingly is an adverb.
Words near intoxicatingly in the dictionary
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