liquidly
liquidly adverb: in a liquid way.
Adverb
liquidly (comparative more liquidly, superlative most liquidly)
- In a liquid way.
- Since Naipaul, and before him, we have had Earl Lovelace, the Commonwealth Writers Prize best-book winner; Lawrence Scott, winner of a Commonwealth Writers Prize for best book in Canada and the Caribbean; Sam Selvon, writer of the most liquidly gorgeous sentences in the Trinidadian canon.2008 June 8, “Scorned by Naipaul, Embraced by Others”, in New York Times
Forms of liquidly
| comparative | more liquidly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most liquidly |
Origin of liquidly
From liquid + -ly.
Questions about liquidly
- What does liquidly mean?
- Liquidly means in a liquid way.
- What part of speech is liquidly?
- Liquidly is an adverb.
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