Impressively is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for IMPRESSIVELY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• IMPRESSIVE, making or tending to make a marked impression
• in a way that evokes admiration through size, quality, or skill
• in an impressive manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• making or tending to make a marked impression; having the power to excite attention, awe, or admiration

Words related to IMPRESSIVELY

impressive17

Words that contain IMPRESSIVELY

unimpressively24

How to use IMPRESSIVELY in a sentence

• By no other trees are they rendered so extensively and impressively visible, not even by the lordly tropic palms or tree-ferns responsive to the gentlest breeze.
• History teaches this as impressively as revelation.
• The majesty of the Governor of the universe is seen in nothing more impressively than in the direction which the wrath of man is made to take.
• It is not these which most impressively make us feel the amazing grandeur of the old capital of the world.
• And the wife spoke so long and so impressively to her husband that he finally sat down that very evening and wrote two letters.
• What stories? what lessons? to boys and girls at this time? What books appeal most impressively to boys and girls at this time? 3.
• Whilst I was on this subject I also advised them strongly and impressively never wantonly to attack white men, but rather to make friendly advances towards them.
• He witnessed those stormy scenes of religious revival and passionate fanaticism which contemporaries have impressively described.
• The glossy yellow sleeping-cars shone impressively.
• No one ever brought out so impressively the sense of the impenetrable and tremendous vastness of that amid which man plays his part.
• They remind him impressively that the oldest things in this city of ages are but as of yesterday in comparison with these imperishable relics of the earliest civilisation.
• The author has shown remarkable dexterity in preserving the unity of the action so impressively, while dealing with such a variety of characters.
• He was approaching one of the great dramatic points in his story, and was naturally anxious to present it as impressively as possible.
• Plantat had read it impressively, throwing himself into the recital as if he had been personally an actor in the scenes described.
• Yet history teaches no lesson more impressively, unless it be that a question involving justice once raised will never be settled until right has been vindicated.
• The effective and helpful work of women in all lines of endeavor, aside from home and family life, has never before been shown so impressively as now.
• They were most impressively stern soldierettes as they trotted and galloped their horses.
• But far more impressively than these causes can possibly affect, has the word of God endeared the subject to our hearts, and sanctified it to Christian experience.
• We feel this more impressively when we enter the customary place of one recently departed, and look around upon his work.
• The colonel told his story so impressively, with such self-possession and dignity, that no one had the courage to interrupt him.
• And this is a feature of English scenery that will strike the American traveller most impressively at the first glance, whether he looks at it by night or day.
• With her little warning eyes still on my face she settled back impressively.
• This silence lengthened impressively, with the massed horsemen on one side, the Legionaries on the other.
• Such affairs are possible only in large dance halls, and to do them impressively costs the proprietor some money.
• Sir George had his McCrimmon with him in the shape of his piper, Colin Fraser, who played and paraded before the Indians most impressively in full Highland costume.
• The Board of Visitors impressively attends graduation exercises.
• Duff-Whalley greeted him impressively, and dinner was announced.
• The mountains were receding in their rear, but still towered, exhibiting yet impressively their formidable heads.
• A sermon on the danger of little sins such as covetousness and the growing love of money was impressively preached.
• Pierce, the Presbyterian minister, announced impressively one Sunday that on a week from that day his pulpit would be occupied by his distinguished friend, Dr.
• Tall, well-proportioned, impressively turned out in evening clothes, he thrust forward a handsome face marred by an evil, twisted mouth, and peered searchingly at the girl.
• The outgoing President, in his last annual message, as impressively as possible, echoed back upon the people the weight and authority of the indorsement.

Similar words containing PRESSIVE without suffix ly and without prefix im

depressive16 expressive22 impressive17 oppressive17 repressive15 compressive20 depressives17 suppressive18 depressively21 expressively27 inexpressive24 oppressively22 repressively20 unexpressive24 unimpressive19 unoppressive19 compressively25 decompressive23 depressiveness20 expressiveness26 impressiveness21 inexpressively29 oppressiveness21 repressiveness19 unimpressively24 suppressiveness22 inexpressivenes27 expressivenesse27 impressivenesse22 repressivenesse20 oppressivenesse22 oppressivenesses23 inexpressiveness28 impressivenesses23 expressivenesses28 repressivenesses21 immunosuppressive28 suppressivenesses24 inexpressivenesses30

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