politicly
politicly adverb: in a politic (shrewd) manner. Also the misspelling of politically.
Adverb
politicly (comparative more politicly, superlative most politicly)
- In a politic (shrewd) manner
- I must be ignorant indeed not to know, that the Duchess, ever since you met, hath been most politicly employed in increasing those forces, and sharpening those arms with which she subdued you at first […]1731, Jonathan Swift, letter to ???
- Synonyms:
- sagaciously, shrewdly, artfully
Also used as
politicly is also the misspelling of politically.
Synonyms of politicly
Forms of politicly
| comparative | more politicly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most politicly |
| alternative form | politickly |
| alternative form | politiquely |
Origin of politicly
From politic + -ly.
Questions about politicly
- What does politicly mean?
- Politicly means in a politic (shrewd) manner.
- What part of speech is politicly?
- Politicly is an adverb.
Words near politicly in the dictionary
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