nervily

adv

nervily

adv

Etymology From nervy + -ly.

1

In a nervy way.

To put it more nervily, and of course Ms. Rice does: “Well, now I knew just what it meant to be the man who knew he was God.”2008 March 13, Janet Maslin, “Telling His Own Tale of Passions and Piety”, in New York Times:

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