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unfestively

unfestively adverb: in an unfestive way.

Adverb

unfestively (comparative more unfestively, superlative most unfestively)

  1. In an unfestive way.
    • It looked like we would have to sit out the bad weather a bit longer, so we decided to make the best of Christmas Day, despite being unfestively low on food and almost completely out of grog supplies.2001, John Long, Tim Bowden, Mountains of Madness

Forms of unfestively

comparativemore unfestively
superlativemost unfestively

Origin of unfestively

From unfestive + -ly.

Questions about unfestively

What does unfestively mean?
Unfestively means in an unfestive way.
What part of speech is unfestively?
Unfestively is an adverb.

Words near unfestively in the dictionary

  1. unfertilized
  2. unfervent
  3. unfervid
  4. unfestered
  5. unfestive
  6. unfestively
  7. unfestiveness
  8. unfestivity
  9. unfestooned
  10. unfetchable
  11. unfetched

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