sequaciously
sequaciously adverb: by a logically developed argument.
Adverb
sequaciously (comparative more sequaciously, superlative most sequaciously)
- by a logically developed argument.
- with blind acceptance.
- "Halleluja!" bleated the crowd sequaciously.1989, Nick Cave, And the Ass Saw the Angel
Forms of sequaciously
| comparative | more sequaciously |
|---|---|
| superlative | most sequaciously |
Origin of sequaciously
From sequacious + -ly.
Questions about sequaciously
- What does sequaciously mean?
- Sequaciously means by a logically developed argument.
- What part of speech is sequaciously?
- Sequaciously is an adverb.
Words near sequaciously in the dictionary
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