uberly
/ˈubəɹli/
uberly adverb: significantly; very, very much; extremely.
Adverb
uberly (not comparable)
- Significantly; very, very much; extremely.
- But box of breakfast done, Eve begins to talk, responding uberly to his polite question, "So, what brings you to Saltspring?"2004, Bill Gaston, Sointula, Raincoast Books, →ISBN, page 138
- Charlie, because he's so caring […] swore that the mole was getting larger, and so Lewis, who's had the mole for oh, his entire life, said it really hadn't changed, but because he loves Charlie, and because Charlie was uberly fretful about it, Lewis agreed to have said mole removed.2005, Michelle Cunnah, Confessions of a Serial Dater, HarperCollins, →ISBN, page 243
Origin of uberly
From uber + -ly.
Questions about uberly
- What does uberly mean?
- Uberly means significantly; very, very much; extremely.
- What part of speech is uberly?
- Uberly is an adverb.
- How do you pronounce uberly?
- Uberly is pronounced /ˈubəɹli/.
Words near uberly in the dictionary
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