bleedingly

adv

adv

Etymology From bleeding + -ly.

UK, Slang, Used as an intensifier extremely

Fitzsimons has been careful to frame his push for change as not a rejection of the Queen or a denial of Australia’s history as a British colony, but as a bleedingly obvious next step in the life of the nation.2015 September 6, “The Queen marks a milestone, but Australian republicans are regrouping”, in The Observer:

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