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Dashingly

adverb

In a highly fashionable manner.

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"Dashingly" Quotes from Famous Books

... offer to show him the letter, but crumpled it nervously in her pocket, and going to her piano, began to play dashingly, rapidly, as was her custom when excited. She did not know that Richard was listening to her, much less watching her, as he lay in the shadow, wondering what that letter contained, and wishing so much that he knew. Ethelyn was tired that night, and after the first heat of her excitement ...

— Ethelyn's Mistake • Mary Jane Holmes

... else he would have watched her classes and happened along by accident just as she was coming out for a vacant hour. But these established forms had escaped his notice. Instead, he did what he considered the "proper," and drove dashingly up to Roble in Paulsen's best single rig and his ...

— Stanford Stories - Tales of a Young University • Charles K. Field

... a little group altogether to Johnny's liking. His wife was dressed dashingly; his wife's guest made a very fair second; he himself, although he never lifted a racquet, was in the ...

— On the Stairs • Henry B. Fuller

Words linked to "Dashingly" : dashing