suently
suently adverb: evenly; smoothly.
Adverb
suently (comparative more suently, superlative most suently)
- Evenly; smoothly.
- After a while the workmen engaged on the mill came to a difficulty, and the mill stopped, nor could they rectify the fault. Little Will Davy pointed out the defects; they saw that he was right, remedied the defects, and the mill ran "suently."1908, Sabine Baring-Gould, Devonshire Characters and Strange Events, The Rev. W. Davy
Forms of suently
| comparative | more suently |
|---|---|
| superlative | most suently |
Origin of suently
From suent + -ly.
Questions about suently
- What does suently mean?
- Suently means evenly; smoothly.
- What part of speech is suently?
- Suently is an adverb.
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