unblasphemously
unblasphemously adverb: not blasphemously.
Adverb
unblasphemously (not comparable)
- Not blasphemously.
- What they undertake is to explain God's words and works, so as to make His utterances cohere — as if, be it said unblasphemously, He were a human authority.1962, Gerald Abrahams, The Jewish Mind, Beacon Press, page 79
- As far as political censorship of the drama went, being unblasphemously serious could be more offensive than being blasphemously silly.2008 April 15, Laurie Maguire, How To Do Things With Shakespeare: New Approaches, New Essays, John Wiley & Sons, →ISBN, page 72
Origin of unblasphemously
From un- + blasphemous + -ly.
Questions about unblasphemously
- What does unblasphemously mean?
- Unblasphemously means not blasphemously.
- What part of speech is unblasphemously?
- Unblasphemously is an adverb.
Words near unblasphemously in the dictionary
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