moralizingly
moralizingly adverb: in a moralizing fashion.
Adverb
moralizingly (comparative more moralizingly, superlative most moralizingly)
- In a moralizing fashion.
- He sat himself down in an arbor, and looked moralizingly over the initials, the dates, and the witticisms, that hands, long since mouldering, have consigned to the admiration of posterity.1840, Samuel Griswold Goodrich, The Flower Basket; Or, A Selection of Interesting Stories, page 79
Forms of moralizingly
| comparative | more moralizingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most moralizingly |
Origin of moralizingly
From moralizing + -ly.
Questions about moralizingly
- What does moralizingly mean?
- Moralizingly means in a moralizing fashion.
- What part of speech is moralizingly?
- Moralizingly is an adverb.
Words near moralizingly in the dictionary
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