rippingly
rippingly adverb: splendidly; very well.
Adverb
rippingly (comparative more rippingly, superlative most rippingly)
- splendidly; very well
- The boys got along rippingly.
- By the time Suddenly truly hits its stride about halfway through, my assumed resentment had given way entirely to admiration for Burnard's rippingly good characters and the deep intelligence with which she treats her ostensibly difficult subject.2009 September 27, Emily Donaldson, “Of life and dying”, in Toronto Star
Forms of rippingly
| comparative | more rippingly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most rippingly |
Origin of rippingly
From ripping + -ly.
Questions about rippingly
- What does rippingly mean?
- Rippingly means splendidly; very well.
- What part of speech is rippingly?
- Rippingly is an adverb.
Words near rippingly in the dictionary
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