windedly
windedly adverb: while winded or out of breath.
Adverb
windedly (comparative more windedly, superlative most windedly)
- While winded or out of breath.
- Beasley lurched windedly, and stumbled clumsily across the threshold; but the protest against the length and steepness of the stairs died upon his lips, […]1909, The Lone Hand, page 92
Forms of windedly
| comparative | more windedly |
|---|---|
| superlative | most windedly |
Origin of windedly
From winded + -ly.
Questions about windedly
- What does windedly mean?
- Windedly means while winded or out of breath.
- What part of speech is windedly?
- Windedly is an adverb.
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