The gracious, graceful woman looked lovelily strange in that mean chamber--like an opal in a brass ring.
How lovelilythe Adriatic whore, Dress'd in her flames, will shine!
Come to my breast, for by its hopes thou look'st Lovelily dreadful, and the fate of Venice Seems on thy sword already.
How lovelily the Adriatic whore, Dressed in her flames, will shine!
Come to my breast; for, by its hopes, thou look'st Lovelily dreadful; and the fate of Venice Seems on thy sword already.
How lovelily the Adriatic, then, Dressed in her flames, will shine!
The poem is a perfect miniature example of her most lovelily tender work; and is, like all her best, of a signal originality in its central idea no less than in its development.
Whatso looks lovelily Is but the rainbow on life's weeping rain.
He kept constantly assuring himself that at worst it could be but some mere moleheap, of which her lovelily sensitive organization, under the influence of a foolish preachment, made a mountain.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "lovelily" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
