promotively
promotively adverb: in a promotive manner.
Adverb
promotively (comparative more promotively, superlative most promotively)
- In a promotive manner
- But perhaps it should be left to her long-term collaborator, Agee, to sum up the work as "the record of an ancient, primitive, transient and immortal civilisation, incomparably superior to our own", and its creator as "one of a handful who have to be described as good artists, not loosely, or...2009 April 3, Amanda Hopkinson, “Helen Levitt”, in The Guardian
Forms of promotively
| comparative | more promotively |
|---|---|
| superlative | most promotively |
Origin of promotively
From promotive + -ly.
Questions about promotively
- What does promotively mean?
- Promotively means in a promotive manner.
- What part of speech is promotively?
- Promotively is an adverb.
Words near promotively in the dictionary
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