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troubly

troubly adjective: troubling; troublesome.

Adjective

troubly (comparative more troubly, superlative most troubly)

  1. (obsolete) Troubling; troublesome.

Forms of troubly

comparativemore troubly
superlativemost troubly

Origin of troubly

Inherited from Middle English troubly; by surface analysis, trouble + -y.

Questions about troubly

What does troubly mean?
Troubly means troubling; troublesome.
What part of speech is troubly?
Troubly is an adjective.

Words near troubly in the dictionary

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

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