brimmingly

adv

brimmingly

adv

Etymology From brimming + -ly.

1

Figuratively, Often So as to brim or overflow.

Having a husband who was so brimmingly full of fun might have involved a certain strain; still, the fact that Véra was not similarly blessed is just a reminder of the planetary norm.2015 November 10, Martin Amis, “In ‘Letters to Véra,’ Vladimir Nabokov Writes to His Wife”, in New York Times:

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