Arcadianly

English

Etymology

From arcadian +‎ -ly.

Adverb

Arcadianly (comparative more Arcadianly, superlative most Arcadianly)

1. In an arcadian manner.
   • 1951, Galaxy Magazine, volume 3, page 142:

     It was quiet, peaceful, Arcadianly beautiful.

   • 1953, Göran Schildt, In the Wake of Ulysses, page 97:

     The wind was fresh and we were soon passing the first little harbour inlet, with a fishing village so Arcadianly inviting, so neat despite its poverty, that we had half a mind to put in there.