swoonily
swoonily adverb: in a swoony manner.
Adverb
swoonily (comparative more swoonily, superlative most swoonily)
- In a swoony manner.
- Claude, swoonily charming, master of the “stratospheric orgasm” and genuinely in love with Eloise — their rupture came when she had an abortion without telling him — incorporates a whole buttery serving of great-French-lover clichés.2009 March 26, Richard Eder, “Even a Failing Mind Feels the Tug of History”, in New York Times
Forms of swoonily
| comparative | more swoonily |
|---|---|
| superlative | most swoonily |
Origin of swoonily
From swoony + -ly.
Questions about swoonily
- What does swoonily mean?
- Swoonily means in a swoony manner.
- What part of speech is swoonily?
- Swoonily is an adverb.
Words near swoonily in the dictionary
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