Charmingly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHARMINGLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• CHARMING, having charm
• in a very pleasant or attractive way
• in a very endearing way
• in a charming manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• extremely pleasing or delightful; entrancing

Words related to CHARMINGLY

charming16

Words that contain CHARMINGLY

uncharmingly23

How to use CHARMINGLY in a sentence

• They were long and straight and black, and she raised them charmingly.
• Your pink brocade becomes her mightily, and her slender shape shows forth charmingly.
• No! it was a charmingly printed copy of The New Testament.
• They are charmingly written, and are of real service as calling attention to a neglected portion of our history and making it interesting.
• I see the noble knight stand so charmingly, with courtly bearing, in almost maiden modesty.
• May what has so charmingly been inaugurated endure for the enjoyment of rich results to you and to us all! And so ever! Weimar, October 19, 1830.
• Her hair was red-brown, curling in rich profusion, scented with the hinano-flower, adorning her charmingly poised head in careless grace.
• Occasionally she broke into French, her accent as charmingly perfect as it had been in her native tongue.
• In this position her lithe figure showed charmingly its firm yet easy line.
• She then thanked Madame charmingly for her politeness and asked to have the things sent home at once.
• Evisa is charmingly situated on the confines of the forest of Aitone, containing 3,749 acres.
• Everything would have passed off charmingly, if Basil had not begun to be rather foolish and unlike himself, while he and I were in the Cathedral together.
• Some of his sketches were charmingly drawn upon the block, but he was often unfortunate in his engraver.
• I know nothing more admirable in spirit, and few things more charmingly expressed, than that little poem by Mrs.
• The exquisite conceits in her illustrations were charmingly rendered by the delicacy of her work.
• The morning had passed away so charmingly as to banish all her friendship and natural affection, for no thought of Isabella or James had crossed her during their walk.
• The sound of music on the steamer mingled charmingly with the peal of the bells from the shore.
• On the following day the path wound through a country charmingly diversified by hill and dale, woods and open glades, and watered by streams flowing over beds of fine white sand.
• But having withheld his wild secret, he had charmingly showed, by the gesture of opening and then shutting the door, that at last it was too strong for his control.
• Nevertheless to a circle of scientific specialists, or people intelligent in a general way, he could present a subject charmingly, in clear, calm, fluent speech.
• Among the girls in the party none was prettier or more charmingly gowned than Marian.
• If he did not see he must have heard of the great pageant in 1575, when Leicester entertained Queen Elizabeth at Kenilworth, which is so charmingly described by Sir Walter Scott.
• The volume is charmingly illustrated throughout by the late John H.
• After a brief hesitation she entered the house, and was conducted across the narrow hall into a very sweet and charmingly furnished room.
• Cats are charmingly pretty animals, and know what they want, also how to get it.

Similar words containing CHARMING without suffix ly

charming16 becharming20 charminger18 encharming18 uncharming18 charmingest19 outcharming19 uncharmingly23 countercharming25

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