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troublously

troublously adverb: in a troublous manner.

Adverb

troublously (comparative more troublously, superlative most troublously)

  1. In a troublous manner.
    • Elfride looked troublously at the trees.1873, Thomas Hardy, A Pair of Blue Eyes

Forms of troublously

comparativemore troublously
superlativemost troublously

Origin of troublously

From troublous + -ly.

Questions about troublously

What does troublously mean?
Troublously means in a troublous manner.
What part of speech is troublously?
Troublously is an adverb.

Words near troublously in the dictionary

  1. troublin'
  2. troubling
  3. troublingly
  4. troublings
  5. troublous
  6. troublously
  7. troublousness
  8. troubly
  9. Troubridge
  10. Troubridges
  11. trouchman

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