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felicitously's Usage Examples:

mixed together and applied - incongruously but felicitously - to 20th-century-sized structures.

and the felicitously-named Flin Flon Reminder in Manitoba") The Reminder site.

paintings show only one side of a genius that was perhaps even more felicitously expressed in literature, though with less profusion.

and so the official courtesies between him and the Mayor passed off felicitously.

The sentence could be rewritten more felicitously: "Roaring down the track at seventy miles an hour, the train smashed.

yet he is also full of charm and grace, versatile in his figures, and felicitously daring in his choice of words.

novelty goes, but where on earth are the bridges? Sir Edward Boyle more felicitously suggested "Shakespeare".

some of the female figures; in doing this she succeeded almost more felicitously than the master.

that slurs are in certain cases felicitously used to mean something non-derogatory (e.

since it is not difficult to repeat one's own words or to repeat a felicitously chosen phrase word for word.

Glazer felicitously calls the large areas of the public realm, such as technology, nuclear.

For instance, the first example below shows that "either" can be felicitously used in combination with an outright statement that both disjuncts are.

opposing yet co-operating directional trends of the biosphere, and he has felicitously summed up the individual's relationship to them with the remark that.

While many have emulated this style however, some quite felicitously I might add, I have yet to hear an album that truly matches Kveldssanger.

"Metis" alone is not sufficient; we need to find a way to link it felicitously with—to stick with Scott's Aristotelian vocabulary—phronesis and praxis.

songs, especially "Time," as "rock poetry at its best - insightful, felicitously phrased, and to the point," and described Hell as a contemporary equivalent.

When I asked Barry Vercoe if this concept had a term, he felicitously replied 'Not until now.

Raymond felicitously gives us a hippie link between the present and the past.

The Times said that the name of the professorship was "most felicitously chosen", commemorating the "recent great events" and preparing for the.

kern, turned on them and routed the people of Ua Ruairc spiritedly, felicitously on that occasion and inflicted the defeat of Ath-Conaill and of the Graine-namely.

felicitously's Meaning':

in a felicitous manner