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reginally

reginally adverb: in a reginal manner.

Adverb

reginally (comparative more reginally, superlative most reginally)

  1. (rare) In a reginal manner.
    • She strode across the stage, bearing herself reginally.1899 March 18, Max [i.e., Maximilian Beerbohm], “Comparisons”, in The Saturday Review of Politics, Literature, Science and Art, volume LXXXVII, number 2,264, London: […] [T]he Office, […], page 332...
    • – Angus! she said reginally. Make love to me! Come on! You know you have to. Here, on the ground!2002, Tom Bullough, “q: what makes a gander meander in search of a goose?”, in A, London: Sort Of Books, published 2012, →ISBN
    Synonyms:
    queenlily, queenly

Synonyms of reginally

Forms of reginally

comparativemore reginally
superlativemost reginally

Origin of reginally

From reginal + -ly.

Questions about reginally

What does reginally mean?
Reginally means in a reginal manner.
What part of speech is reginally?
Reginally is an adverb.

Words near reginally in the dictionary

  1. reginacide
  2. reginacides
  3. reginal
  4. Reginald
  5. reginalds
  6. reginally
  7. Reginan
  8. Reginans
  9. reginas
  10. reginette
  11. reginicide

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