classicly

English

Etymology

From classic +‎ -ly.

Adverb

classicly (comparative more classicly, superlative most classicly)

1. In a classic way.
   • 1887, Elizabeth Moore Chapin, American Court Gossip:

     He was a classicly educated man, but he had a brusque manner...

   • 2007 January 11, Alexa Brazilian, “Clip-Ons Are Back. Fondling Allowed.”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     Tilting your head to the side, inching a clip off your ear as you answer the phone, is a classicly flirtatious act, like dabbing wrists with perfume or slipping into high heels.

See also

• classically