Associations to the word «Singularly»
Noun
Adjective
- Devoid
- Inappropriate
- Graceful
- Suggestive
- Penetrating
- Pleasing
- Fortunate
- Picturesque
- Deficient
- Unpleasant
- Expressive
- Unfortunate
- Attractive
- Handsome
- Skilful
- Vivid
- Mournful
- Austere
- Gifted
- Dignified
- Haughty
- Amiable
- Childish
- Obstinate
- Favourable
- Agreeable
- Blended
- Genial
- Barren
- Frank
- Ineffective
- Beautiful
- Monotonous
- Conspicuous
- Charming
- Alike
- Truthful
- Placid
- Dreary
- Eloquent
- Boyish
- Ingenious
- Impressive
- Manly
- Superstitious
- Remarkable
- Refined
- Fascinating
- Favoured
- Commonplace
- Grotesque
- Appalling
- Morbid
- Striking
- Peculiar
- Indifferent
- Tranquil
- Careless
- Persuasive
- Desolate
- Appropriate
- Barbarous
- Tinted
- Exalted
- Curious
- Quaint
- Sweet
- Unsuccessful
- Fruitless
- Interesting
- Bluish
- Gentle
- Impartial
- Shrewd
Wiktionary
SINGULARLY, adverb. In a singular manner.
SINGULARLY, adverb. Strangely; oddly.
Dictionary definition
SINGULARLY, adverb. In a singular manner or to a singular degree; "Lord T. was considered singularly licentious even for the courts of Russia and Portugal; he acquired three wives and fourteen children during his Portuguese embassy alone".
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