pestilentially
pestilentially adverb: in a pestilential manner; with pestilence.
Adverb
pestilentially (comparative more pestilentially, superlative most pestilentially)
- In a pestilential manner; with pestilence.
- For a conclusion, I shal only point you to some few more spots which appeare here and there in the body of the Gangrene, which plainly shew the very vitals & inward parts of it to be pestilentially infected;1646, John Goodwin, Cretensis: or A Briefe Answer to an Ulcerous Treatise, London: Henry Overton, page 47
- […] folly and prejudice have spread themselves so pestilentially among all ranks and denominations; that any person, who now would endeavour to benefit his country from a praiseworthy principle of integrity […] the patriot would be hooted at for a madman,1763, George Alexander Stevens, “Interlude between the Acts”, in The Dramatic History of Master Edward, London: T. Waller, page 107
Forms of pestilentially
| comparative | more pestilentially |
|---|---|
| superlative | most pestilentially |
Origin of pestilentially
From pestilential + -ly.
Questions about pestilentially
- What does pestilentially mean?
- Pestilentially means in a pestilential manner; with pestilence.
- What part of speech is pestilentially?
- Pestilentially is an adverb.
Words near pestilentially in the dictionary
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