irrefusably
irrefusably adverb: in an irrefusable manner; beyond the possibility of refusal.
Adverb
irrefusably (comparative more irrefusably, superlative most irrefusably)
- In an irrefusable manner; beyond the possibility of refusal.
- It approaches irrefusably, hesitantly, terrible as fate, the great task and question: how shall the earth as a whole be managed? (Friedrich Nietzsche, 1885)2006 December, Michael Lang, “Globalization and Its History”, in The Journal of Modern History, vol. 78, no. 4, page 924
Forms of irrefusably
| comparative | more irrefusably |
|---|---|
| superlative | most irrefusably |
Origin of irrefusably
From irrefusable + -ly.
Questions about irrefusably
- What does irrefusably mean?
- Irrefusably means in an irrefusable manner; beyond the possibility of refusal.
- What part of speech is irrefusably?
- Irrefusably is an adverb.
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