tonguelessly
tonguelessly adverb: without use of the tongue; silently.
Adverb
tonguelessly (comparative more tonguelessly, superlative most tonguelessly)
- Without use of the tongue; silently.
- And the vacant orbits gazed back at her, tonguelessly declaring their inexhaustible resources.1936, Walter de la Mare, The Wind Blows Over
Forms of tonguelessly
| comparative | more tonguelessly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most tonguelessly |
Origin of tonguelessly
From tongueless + -ly.
Questions about tonguelessly
- What does tonguelessly mean?
- Tonguelessly means without use of the tongue; silently.
- What part of speech is tonguelessly?
- Tonguelessly is an adverb.
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