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lautiously

lautiously adverb: sumptuously, elegantly, in an elegant or sumptuous manner.

Adverb

lautiously (comparative more lautiously, superlative most lautiously)

  1. (obsolete) Sumptuously, elegantly, in an elegant or sumptuous manner.

Forms of lautiously

comparativemore lautiously
superlativemost lautiously

Origin of lautiously

1547 coined by Andrew Boorde from Latin lautus + -i- + -ous + -ly.

Questions about lautiously

What does lautiously mean?
Lautiously means sumptuously, elegantly, in an elegant or sumptuous manner.
What part of speech is lautiously?
Lautiously is an adverb.

Words near lautiously in the dictionary

  1. lauters
  2. Lauth
  3. lauth salla
  4. Lauth's violet
  5. Lauths
  6. lautiously
  7. lautite
  8. lautitious
  9. Lautner
  10. Lautners
  11. Lautoka

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