Effusively is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EFFUSIVELY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• EFFUSIVE, pouring forth
• in an effusive manner
ADJECTIVE:
• relating to the eruption of large volumes of molten rock
• showing or expressing gratitude, pleasure, or approval in an unrestrained or heartfelt manner
• (of igneous rock) poured out when molten and later solidified.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by the expression of great or excessive emotion or enthusiasm

Words related to EFFUSIVELY

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How to use EFFUSIVELY in a sentence

• It was Caesar the great Dalmatian who greeted him thus effusively, and Piers realized in an instant that the dog had some news to impart.
• The President shook hands and greeted me effusively.
• They had secured seats already, and welcomed her effusively at the carriage door.
• The man lay unconscious, his face bleeding effusively.
• The natives effusively gathered about Papik, who bent over his dog with proud affection.
• All he did there was to knock over one elderly lady and lick her face effusively when he had gotten her down.
• The hostess greeted her effusively, and the ladies had a long chat over bygone times.
• Grantham had accepted almost effusively, and she was to come.
• McBain had been led to thank the Almighty effusively.
• The little Chairman followed me into the lobby and thanked me effusively, while a couple of stewards helped me into my great-coat.
• The next day, as little Roger was going toward the tennis court, a large orange and white setter ran effusively from around the corner of the inn and greeted him.
• They greeted him eagerly, a little effusively, as if they were anxious to prove themselves on good terms with him.
• Royce effusively agreed to its publication, and wrote a rejoinder to be published simultaneously with it.
• The Italian lady responded effusively, and more sincerely cooed and murmured her compassionate interest in his daughter.
• Bryany, apparently much elated by the honour of an informal reception, effusively retired.
• That is why our papers are always so effusively grateful for Christian compliments.
• He saw Helen May turn then and go around to the door, which was opened effusively by the plump sister whom he knew.
• He called upon the correspondent, thanked him effusively, and declared that it was his intervention alone that had made his stay at Paris possible.
• Looking a little below the surface we see that he could not write directly, he could not speak effusively, of the joy that he had known.
• His accomplices did not come to his assistance, and he evidently lost heart and became effusively submissive.
• He observed this, and effusively asked them not to mind him a bit, and to leave the table if they wanted to.
• The nuns threw themselves on their knees and thanked her effusively for having saved their lives.
• Wholly unabashed, the doctor spoke pleasantly to Alicia, shook hands with me effusively, and went off whistling.

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