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muddily

muddily adverb: in a muddy manner.

Adverb

muddily (comparative more muddily, superlative most muddily)

  1. In a muddy manner.
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Forms of muddily

comparativemore muddily
superlativemost muddily

Origin of muddily

From muddy + -ly.

Questions about muddily

What does muddily mean?
Muddily means in a muddy manner.
What part of speech is muddily?
Muddily is an adverb.

Words near muddily in the dictionary

  1. muddiest
  2. muddified
  3. muddifies
  4. muddify
  5. muddifying
  6. muddily
  7. Muddiman
  8. muddiness
  9. muddinesses
  10. mudding
  11. mudding out

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