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scramblingly

scramblingly adverb: with a scrambling motion.

Adverb

scramblingly (comparative more scramblingly, superlative most scramblingly)

  1. With a scrambling motion.
    • His leap brought him scramblingly down on all fours, out of the truck's way, but on the wrong side of the thoroughfare.1919, Albert Payson Terhune, Lad: A Dog

Forms of scramblingly

comparativemore scramblingly
superlativemost scramblingly

Origin of scramblingly

From scrambling + -ly.

Questions about scramblingly

What does scramblingly mean?
Scramblingly means with a scrambling motion.
What part of speech is scramblingly?
Scramblingly is an adverb.

Words near scramblingly in the dictionary

  1. scramblevision
  2. scrambling
  3. scrambling dragon
  4. scrambling dragons
  5. scrambling up
  6. scramblingly
  7. scramblings
  8. scrambly
  9. scrambs
  10. scramed
  11. scraming

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