pausefully

adv

pausefully

adv

Etymology From pauseful + -ly.

1

In a pauseful manner; with pauses.

There can be little doubt that in training their students to read pausefully the ancients were assisted by the use of colometrized texts.1936, James Aloysius Kleist, The Gospel of Saint Mark, page 121:

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