tendermindedly

adv

adv

Etymology From tenderminded + -ly.

In a tenderminded manner.

Both men and women were more outgoing, less intelligent, less emotionally stable, more practical, more controlled, and more tendermindedly emotional than the normative sample.1976, Robert Keith Murphy, College Success in Non-traditional Black Students as a Function of Cognitive and Affective Variables, page 11:

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