Amusingly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for AMUSINGLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• AMUSING
• in a way that causes laughter and provides entertainment
• used to express amusement at an event or situation
• in an entertaining and amusing manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• giving amusement; diverting

Words related to AMUSINGLY

amusing10

Words that contain AMUSINGLY

unamusingly17

How to use AMUSINGLY in a sentence

• You read when you were not more amusingly occupied, preferring illustrated papers and magazines.
• The language has a bald, antiquated look, and the stage-directions are amusingly simple.
• To the company, after he came to know them, he was gravely polite, and, to those who knew him if they had overheard, amusingly commonplace in his conversation.
• Here is a passage from one of her latest letters, which, half sadly, half amusingly, reminds us of Mrs.
• The Wallace Green congregation, however, sought to counteract it by an argument which amusingly shows how well they knew their man.
• A mere cocking of one eyebrow it was, but amusingly expressive.
• Lisette and Nora, about the same size, played and quarreled most amusingly together.
• Such of the Southerners as brought no servants with them were made to contribute, unconsciously and most amusingly, to the escape of those of their friends.
• With his whiskers, his spectacles, and his solemn air of responsibility, he would have presented, to one unfamiliar with the negro type, an amusingly impressive appearance.
• Altogether, the spirit of nonsense which animated the crowd, displayed itself very amusingly.
• The two men found the Bazaar so amusingly collapsed that, as Hilary said, you could spell it with a small b.
• Almost under them and amusingly clear in detail, they looked down into Camp Callender and the Chalmette fortifications.
• You find them in mysterious nooks of islands and continents, mostly red-nosed and watery-eyed, and not even amusingly boastful.
• Now, for the first time, she found herself close to a Frenchman without feeling either uncomfortably or amusingly aware of a steady, unwinking stare.
• To be amusingly and simply selfish is ever part of the charm of Montaigne.
• Their preachers used to get their dictionary and Bible very amusingly mixed at times.
• The little chief, not more than three feet high, who had so amusingly attempted to drive Janstins into the sea, again made signs to us to go ashore.
• Amusingly enough, indeed, the very dissemination of this idea is used against its authenticity.
• When she dropped the make-believe foolishness in which she indulged quite as amusingly as Alice, she appeared to be a very sensible person.
• One sentence, however, is so singularly and amusingly suggestive of change in men and women and things, that I must give it.
• Very often amusingly impossible and temporarily enchanting, but so much the better.
• He was amusingly vain, while his dainty vanity so obscured his judgment that he could not see through the most fulsome flattery, especially that of women.
• Her zeal is amusingly illustrated by her proposal to invite Victor Hugo and Harriet Martineau to speak.

Similar words containing AMUSING without suffix ly

amusing10 unamusing12 amusingness14 mandamusing17 unamusingly17 amusingnesses16

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